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... individual , ( as Socrates , Plato , Aristotle ) , may possess , and the practical dexterity with which he is able to apply them . Both these Logicsought to be pro- posed as the end of logi cal instruc- tion . Now , it is evident that ...
... individual , ( as Socrates , Plato , Aristotle ) , may possess , and the practical dexterity with which he is able to apply them . Both these Logicsought to be pro- posed as the end of logi cal instruc- tion . Now , it is evident that ...
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... individual men . By men , thought is not exerted out of connection with the other constituents of their intellectual and moral character , and , in each individual , this character is variously modified by various contingent conditions ...
... individual men . By men , thought is not exerted out of connection with the other constituents of their intellectual and moral character , and , in each individual , this character is variously modified by various contingent conditions ...
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... individual , —say Bucephalus or Highflyer , or when I represent him in imagination , I have a direct and immediate apprehension of a certain object in and through itself , without reference to aught else . But when I pronounce the term ...
... individual , —say Bucephalus or Highflyer , or when I represent him in imagination , I have a direct and immediate apprehension of a certain object in and through itself , without reference to aught else . But when I pronounce the term ...
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... individual objects , long before Mr Stewart formally applied the term conception to a certain accidental form of representa- tion , to the simple reproduction or repetition of an act of perception in imagination . " In using the terms ...
... individual objects , long before Mr Stewart formally applied the term conception to a certain accidental form of representa- tion , to the simple reproduction or repetition of an act of perception in imagination . " In using the terms ...
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... individual object , there may be distinguished the two following cognitions : -1 ° , The immediate and irrespective knowledge we have of the indi- vidual object , as a complement of certain qualities or characters , considered simply as ...
... individual object , there may be distinguished the two following cognitions : -1 ° , The immediate and irrespective knowledge we have of the indi- vidual object , as a complement of certain qualities or characters , considered simply as ...
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Lectures on Metaphysics and Logic: 3: Lectures on logic. 1 William Hamilton Visualização integral - 1860 |
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abstract affirmative affords animal applied Aristotle attributes Author called categorical character Compare complex comprehension conceived concept conclusion consequent consideration considered constitute contained Contradiction conversant definition determined disjunctive distinction distinguished division doctrine Edition employed enounced equally example exclusively existence expressed extension fact figure former genus give given Greek History hypothetical Identity illustration impossible individual inference judgment kind knowledge Krug language LECT Lectures likewise Logic logicians Logik major manner matter meaning merely middle mind minor mood nature necessary negative notion object observe Octavo once opposite original particular philosophers position possible predicate premises present principle proposition quantity question reasoning reference regard relation relative rule simple sion Sorites species stand subsumption sumption syllogism term thing third thought tion true truth universal various Volumes whole
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