System of Logic and History of Logical DoctrinesLongmans, Green, and Company, 1871 - 590 páginas "Professor Ueberweg's 'System of Logic' enjoys a popularity among German students which is shared by no other manual. It has already reached three editions, and will soon appear in a fourth. Acquaintance with these facts, personal experience of the value of the book, and the knowledge that there is no really good logical text-book for advanced students in our language, led me to undertake this Translation. While it is not especially intended for beginners, and while the student is recommended to make himself previously familiar with the outlines of Logic as given in such excellent little books as those of Fowler or Jevons, some judicious 'skipping,' in the more difficult parts, will bring this manual down to the level required by those who begin it entirely ignorant of the science"--Foreword. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2008 APA, all rights reserved). |
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... conclusion and in the structure of the premisses and in the foregoing operations , has arrived in the conclusion ( be it immediately , or , as in indirect proof , mediately ) at material truth . The Novel does not pro- ceed upon ...
... conclusion and in the structure of the premisses and in the foregoing operations , has arrived in the conclusion ( be it immediately , or , as in indirect proof , mediately ) at material truth . The Novel does not pro- ceed upon ...
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... conclusion , according to the following scheme : — Thesis - The hill is fiery . Proof - What smokes is fiery . Reason - For it smokes . Application - The hill smokes . Conclusion - It is fiery . " It is very doubtful whether the ...
... conclusion , according to the following scheme : — Thesis - The hill is fiery . Proof - What smokes is fiery . Reason - For it smokes . Application - The hill smokes . Conclusion - It is fiery . " It is very doubtful whether the ...
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... conclusion of the demonstration . This postulate falls to the ground only in the definition of causeless self - evident principles . The Aris- totelian notion of the essential explanation , or ὁρισμὸς τὸ τί ¿ oti onμalvwv , unites in ...
... conclusion of the demonstration . This postulate falls to the ground only in the definition of causeless self - evident principles . The Aris- totelian notion of the essential explanation , or ὁρισμὸς τὸ τί ¿ oti onμalvwv , unites in ...
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... conclusion , the denial appears to be inseparable from the con- trary . In such relations , when the practical interest is con- sidered , he who is mentally free from the party errors which both sides fall under may be induced , in ...
... conclusion , the denial appears to be inseparable from the con- trary . In such relations , when the practical interest is con- sidered , he who is mentally free from the party errors which both sides fall under may be induced , in ...
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... conclusion . The common element mediates the inference , and is accordingly called the middle ( medi- ating ) notion or middle term ( medium , terminus medius , nota intermedia , rò μérov , opos péros ) . It comes , as the name tells ...
... conclusion . The common element mediates the inference , and is accordingly called the middle ( medi- ating ) notion or middle term ( medium , terminus medius , nota intermedia , rò μérov , opos péros ) . It comes , as the name tells ...
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abstract according actual existence affirmation Anal analytic apodictic Arist Aristotelian Aristotle assertion attributes axiom of Contradiction axiom of Excluded belongs Categories combination conception consciousness contradictory opposite Contraposition copula corresponds defined definition denote Dialectic distinction distinguished division doctrine Drobisch elements Epimenides essence essential explained expression external false Figure formal genus Hamilton Hegel Herbart hypothetical judgment Ibid identical individual inference J. S. Mill Kant Kantian knowledge laws laws of Identity laws of thought Leibniz Logic logicians Logik major premise mathematical means ment Metaph metaphysical middle notion nature negation negative Not-P objective Parmenides partly perception philosophy Plato possibility praedicatum predicate premises presupposes presupposition principle priori proposition recognised reference relation says Schleiermacher scientific sense species spheres substance syllogism syllogistic synthetic things thinking thought tion Trendelenburg true universal validity Wolff γὰρ δὲ εἶναι ἐν καὶ κατὰ μὲν μὴ οὐκ τὰ τὸ τοῦ τῷ τῶν