A Logic Of Facts
It is a humiliating reflection that mankind never reasoned so ill as when they most professed to cultivate the art of reasoning.—Life of Galileo, p. 1. society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge.
A Logic Of Facts
- INTRODUCTION OF 1848.
- PREFACE OF 1866.
- CHAPTER I. THE LOGIC OF THE SCHOOLS
- CHAPTER II. LOCKE-LOGIC.
- CHAPTER III. LOGICAL TRUTH
- CHAPTER IV. DISCOVERY OF TRUTH
- CHAPTER V. FACTS
- CHAPTER VI. SCIENCE
- CHAPTER VII. PROPOSITIONS
- CHAPTER VIII. DEFINITIONS
- CHAPTER IX. SYLLOGISMS
- CHAPTER X. INDUCTION
- CHAPTER XI. DETECTION OF FALLACIES
- CHAPTER XII. SCEPTICISM
- CHAPTER XIII. INTELLECTUAL DARING
- CHAPTER XIV. IDOLS
- CHAPTER XV. ILLUSTRATIVE EXERCISES
- CHAPTER XVI. TECHNICAL TERMS.
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