The Science of Logic: An Inquiry Into the Principles of Accurate Thought and Scientific Method, Volume 1

absolutely abstract actual alternative analogy analysis antecedent application argument Aristotelean Aristotle assent assumption axioms belief CALIFORN called causal cause chap combination conception conclusion concrete deductive deductive reasoning definite demonstration dicto simpliciter effect enthymeme enumeration enumerative induction error established event evidence example existence explain facts fallacy false formal Hence human hypothesis ibid ignoratio elenchi inference influence instances intellectual involved J. S. Mill JOSEPH judgment knowledge latter laws Logic material fallacy mathematical means MELLONE mental merely metaphysical method method of agreement mind monism moral certitude necessary necessity notions object observation occur particular petitio principii phenomena phenomenon philosophy physical possible premisses principle prior probability produce proof proposition prove question quod rational reality reason regard relations Scholastic Scholasticism scientific self-evident sense experience simple sophisms supposed syllogism theory things thought tion true truth ultimate uniformity of nature universal verified WELTON καὶ