The Laws of Discursive Thought - Being A Text-Book of Formal Logic - Revised Edition

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212 Pages. Maroon boards with some corner and edge wear and a slight spine cock. Previous owner's name stamped on the title page. Front hinge is partially loose. Sewn binding that is a little loose in places but pages are holding well. Text pages are white and bright. A thumb through does not reveal any marks but there could be a case or two of underlining or marginal notes. Excerpt from The Laws of Discursive Thought: Being a Text-Book of Formal Logic. Logic has had a greater amount of interest collected round it in Great Britain than any other mental science, and has become incorporated with the freshest and brightest thought of the country. The interest in the study has been increased by the Logic of Mr. John Stuart Mill, who has evidently felt the in?uence of Whately in the respect which he pays to Formal Logic, but adheres, as a whole, to the principles of his father, Mr. James Mill, introducing some elements from the cognate Positive Philosophy of M. Comte. Mr. Mill has given an impulse to the study, not by the portion of his work which treats of Formal Logic - which is not of much scientific value - but by his valuable exposition of the Logic of Induction, which would have been of much more value had he left out the constant defences of his empirical metaphysics. Contents in Three Parts: The Notion, Judgment, and Reasoning. Size: 5 1/2 " x 7 3/4".

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Título

The Laws of Discursive Thought - Being A Text-Book of Formal Logic - Revised Edition

Editor

Charles Scribner's Sons, New York

Fecha de publicación

1893

Encuadernación

Hard Back

Edición

Revised Edition.

Estado

Very Good

Estado de la sobrecubierta

No Dust Jacket