LOGIC INDUCTIVE AND DEDUCTIVE

INDUCTIVE AND DEDUCTIVE BY WILLIAM MINTO, M.A.

PREFACE.

GENERAL PLAN OF THE SERIES.

CONTENTS. INTRODUCTION. I. PAGE The Origin and Scope of Logic,

BOOK I. THE LOGIC OF CONSISTENCY SYLLOGISM AND DEFINITION.

PART II. DEFINITION. Chapter I. (1) Imperfect Understanding of

BOOK II. INDUCTIVE LOGIC, OR THE LOGIC OF SCIENCE.

INTRODUCTION. I. THE ORIGIN AND SCOPE OF LOGIC.

THE LOGIC OF CONSISTENCY. SYLLOGISM AND DEFINITION.

PART I. THE ELEMENTS OF PROPOSITIONS. fancy rule Chapter I . GENERAL NAMES AND ALLIED DISTINCTIONS.

PART II. DEFINITION. fancy rule Chapter I. IMPERFECT

PART III. THE INTERPRETATION OF PROPOSITIONS. OPPOSITION AND IMMEDIATE INFERENCE.

PART IV. THE INTERDEPENDENCE OF PROPOSITIONS. MEDIATE

INDUCTIVE LOGIC, OR THE LOGIC OF SCIENCE.

UNIVERSITY MANUALS

EDITED BY PROFESSOR KNIGHT