Logic: Deductive and Inductive Papyras Classics

Logic: Deductive and Inductive

by Carveth Read

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Contents

  1. Preface
  2. Chapter I. Introductory
  3. Chapter II. General Analysis of Propositions
  4. Chapter III. Of Terms and Their Denotation
  5. Chapter IV. The Connotation of Terms
  6. Chapter V. The Classification of Propositions
  7. Chapter VI. Conditions of Immediate Inference
  8. Chapter VII. Immediate Inferences
  9. Chapter VIII. Order of Terms, Euler's Diagrams, Logical Equations, Existential Import of Propositions
  10. Chapter IX. Formal Conditions of Mediate Inference
  11. Chapter X. Categorical Syllogisms
  12. Chapter XI. Abbreviated and Compound Arguments
  13. Chapter XII. Conditional Syllogisms
  14. Chapter XIII. Transition to Induction
  15. Chapter XIV. Causation
  16. Chapter XV. Inductive Method
  17. Chapter XVI. The Canons of Direct Induction
  18. Chapter XVII. Combination of Induction with Deduction
  19. Chapter XVIII. Hypotheses
  20. Chapter XIX. Laws Classified; Explanation; Co-Existence; Analogy
  21. Chapter XX. Probability
  22. Chapter XXI. Division and Classification
  23. Chapter XXII. Nomenclature, Definition, Predicables
  24. Chapter XXIII. Definition of Common Terms
  25. Chapter XXIV. Fallacies
  26. Questions

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