An Introduction to Logic, Volume 2Kamala Book Depot, 1949 - Logic |
Contents
The Nature of Induction | 1 |
CHAPTER III | 43 |
The relation between Observation and Experiment | 55 |
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Aberration of Light absence According agree in presence agreement in presence Analogy analysis antecedent Aristotle basis bileless Carveth Read causal connection classification by Type Colligation common conception conclude Concomitant Variations consilience Deductive Method distinction distinguish eliminate Experimental Methods Experimentum Crucis explain fact ground of Induction groups Haladhar Hints hypothesis individuals Induction per simple inductive inference Inductive investigation invariable irrelevant factors Joint Method malaria means Method of Agreement Method of Concomitant Method of Difference Method of Residues Mill Mill's Method Natural Kinds negative instances number of instances observation and experiment occurs particular perfect Induction pheno phenomena phenomenon under investigation planet plurality of causes points of similarity Popular explanation positive instances premises present principle of Universal proposition question resemblance scientific classification sense simple enumeration simply situation Suppose supposition Syllogism Terminology things tion truth Uniformity of Nature Universal Causation varying the circumstances vera causa words