A System of Logic: Comprising a Discussion of the Various Means of Acquiring and Retaining Knowledge, and Avoiding ErrorHarper & brothers, 1862 - 469 páginas |
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aberrancy adopt agencies Anatomical Pathology appears apply apprehensions argument ascer ascertain assumed Astronomy attention attributed believe cause character circumstances common instance conclusion confounded connected consequently defect denote determine difficulty diurnal motion effect empiricism employed equally eral erroneous error erwise Euathlus evidence exist expressions extensive fact fallacy false former frequently gism Hence hyænas hypotheses ical important induction infer influence intuitions investigation ject kind knowledge known language latter laws liable Mathematics means ments mistake motion Natural Theology nature never objects observation occur one-sided arguments onomatopoeia opinions original otherwise overlook paralogism particular peculiarities person phenomena prehension prejudices principles probabil probability produce proof proper properties proposition Protagoras proved quadruped reality reasoning regarding rejected relations remember render requires requisite resemble self-evident signification sometimes sophism Sophistical statements syllogism tain testi testimony things tion true truth various views witness witness's words
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