The Logic of Names: An Introduction to Boole's Laws of ThoughtJ. Walton, 1869 - 86 sider |
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The Logic of Names: An Introduction to Boole's Laws of Thought I. P. Hughlings Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1869 |
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abstraction adjective afferent afferent nerve Algebra animal Archbishop Thomson body Cæsar called cerebral hemispheres class names common language common name compound name compound sensation concept connection connotation consciousness constitute copula defined definition distinction distinguish efferent efferent nerve elements exhibit existence expression fact Fcap FINSBURY CIRCUS forms of thought Gauls Grammar group of sensations guage Hamilton Hartley Illustrations individual Jevons kaleidoscope LARDNER Laws of Thought Logical addition logical equality logical multiplication logical subtraction logical whole logicians mathematical matter Max Müller meaning mind Natural Philosophy necessarily negative name negative proposition nervous action nervous centre noun numerical value object particular perception philosopher Physiology predicate Professor Boole's system pronominal proper name provisional proximate genus re-excitement recognised relation sation sense sentence separate signified simple name simple sensations Sir William Hamilton Small 8vo speech stands supposed taken thing tion triangle unit term vidual words
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Side 25 - It is the same with all nouns. They all express originally one out of the many attributes of a thing, and that attribute, whether it be a quality or an action, is necessarily a general idea. The word thus formed was in the first instance intended for one object only, though of course it was almost immediately extended to the whole class to which this object seemed to belong.
Side 39 - Accidents are taken into account with it : as in the wellknown example, " what is bought in the market is eaten ; raw meat is bought in the market ; therefore raw meat is eaten.
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