An edition of Lessons in logic
(1911)
Lessons in logic
by William Turner
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Publish Date
1911
Publisher
Catholic Education Press,
R. and T. Washbourne
Language
English
Pages
302
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Table of Contents
CONTENTS
Chapter Page
I Introduction 9
II Mental Images and Terms 27
III The Extension and Comprehension of Terms 41
IV Definition 55
V Division 68
VI Judgments and Propositions 81
VII Four Types of Propositions 94
VIII Propositions Represented by Diagrams 105
IX The Opposition of Propositions 113
X The Conversion of Propositions 125
XI Conditional Propositions 138
XII The Syllogism. 150
XIII The Rules of the Syllogism 164
XIV Moods and Figures of the Syllogism 176
XV Reduction of Syllogisms 188
XVI Hypothetical Reasoning 200
XVII Induction, Observation, Experiment 213
XVIII Methods of Scientific Induction 227
XIX Fallacies 242
XX Applications of Logic 257
XXI Method 273
XXII Appendix: Categories and Predicates 285
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