The Laws of Discursive Thought: Being a Text-book for Formal Logic

Abstract Notion affirm or deny affirm the antecedent affirming the consequent animals antecedent apprehension argue argument Aristotle attribute called categorical common Comprehension concept conclusion concrete conscience consequent contradictory converted copula definition denoted denying the antecedent dicotyledons Dictum differentia discursive thought disjunctive proposition distinction distributed Distribution of Terms division doctrine employed Equivalent existence expressed Extension fallacy false figure genus gism greater number Greek idea Iliad Immediate Inferences Implied Judgments individuals involved kind language laws of discursive laws of thought Logic logicians look major premiss mammals meaning ment mental middle term mind mode monocotyledons moods moral nature negative premisses objects observed Opposition ositions particular phrase plants poet possessing predicate proceed prop reality reasoning regarded regulating principle relation reptiles rule sense Singular sion speak species spontaneous thought syllogism things thinking tion true truth undistributed universal virtue Whately whole class words