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... conclusion , of the Lectures . Biblio- Logic . In regard to the fifth question , -What is the Biblio- V. The graphy or Literature of Logic ? -the same is true , in graphy of so far as a knowledge of the books written upon a science is ...
... conclusion , of the Lectures . Biblio- Logic . In regard to the fifth question , -What is the Biblio- V. The graphy or Literature of Logic ? -the same is true , in graphy of so far as a knowledge of the books written upon a science is ...
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... conclusion is reached by simply con- Law of sidering the law of Reason and Consequent in itself . Consequent This law enjoins , -Think nothing without a reason Reason and itself . why we must think it , that is , think nothing except as ...
... conclusion is reached by simply con- Law of sidering the law of Reason and Consequent in itself . Consequent This law enjoins , -Think nothing without a reason Reason and itself . why we must think it , that is , think nothing except as ...
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... conclusion from the correctness of the manner of thinking an object to the reality of the object itself . Yet among modern , nay recent , philosophers , two opposite doctrines have sprung up , which , on opposite two ways : sides , have ...
... conclusion from the correctness of the manner of thinking an object to the reality of the object itself . Yet among modern , nay recent , philosophers , two opposite doctrines have sprung up , which , on opposite two ways : sides , have ...
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... Conclusion ( conclusio , σvμñéρaσμa ) ; and , finally , a Syllogism ( σvìλo- γισμός ) . A few words in explanation of these will suffice ; Explication . and , first , of the thing and its definition , thereafter of its names . of Reason ...
... Conclusion ( conclusio , σvμñéρaσμa ) ; and , finally , a Syllogism ( σvìλo- γισμός ) . A few words in explanation of these will suffice ; Explication . and , first , of the thing and its definition , thereafter of its names . of Reason ...
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... conclusion ; whilst the other two , as naturally going before the conclusion , they have styled the premises , forming together what they call the antecedent . The two premises they have also considered as the one the greater ( major ) ...
... conclusion ; whilst the other two , as naturally going before the conclusion , they have styled the premises , forming together what they call the antecedent . The two premises they have also considered as the one the greater ( major ) ...
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