Logic: The Theory of Inquiry

John Dewey

H. Holt, 1955 - Logic - 546 pages

Contents

• THE PROBLEM OF LOGICAL SUBJECT: 1
• COMMON SENSE AND SCIENTIFIC INQUIRY: 60
• THE NEEDED REFORM OF LOGIC: 81
• THE PATTERN OF INQUIRY: 101
• THE CONSTRUCTION OF JUDGMENT: 120
• UNDERSTAND: 139
• EVALUATION: 159
• JUDG: 181
• THE FUNCTION OF PROPOSITIONS: 199
• NARRATIONDESCRIPTION: 220
• GENERIC AND UNIVERSAL PROPOSITIONS: 264
• GENERAL THEORY OF PROPOSITIONS: 283
• PROPOSITIONS ORDERED IN SETS: 311
• FORMAL FUNCTIONS AND CANONS: 328
• TERMS OR MEANINGS: 349
• FORM: 371
• MATHEMATICAL DISCOURSE: 394
• INDUCTION: 419
• SCIENTIFIC LAWSCAUSATION: 442
• SCIENTIFIC METHOD AND SCIENTIFIC: 463
• SOCIAL INQUIRY: 487
• THE LOGIC OF INQUIRY AND PHILOSOPHIES: 513

Bibliographic information

• Title: Logic: The Theory of Inquiry
• Author: John Dewey
• Publisher: H. Holt, 1955
• Original from: the University of Virginia
• Digitized: Oct 1, 2008
• Length: 546 pages