Letters On Logic to a Young Man Without a Master
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Had we chosen to contradict and interchange the minor and conclusion of AEO in the fourth figure, we should have obtained, in the same way, the theorem : AAI in the fourth figure is a valid mood.
\'i NG Man n iiik. I i \ M v-i i r We observe in this connection a general rule to this effect: the application of principle i to any mood in the fourth figure places the premises out of the normal order but leaves the figure unchanged. Employing a more technical language we should say, that the fourth... figure is invariant under principle i.
Having deduced the twenty-two theorems, you should now yourself the exercise of deriving the valid moods under each figure separately and you should strive to arrive . It
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had we chosen to contradict and interchange the minor and conclusion of AEO in the fourth figure, we should have obtained, in the same way, the theorem : AAI in the fourth figure is a valid mood.
\'i NG Man n iiik. I i \ M v-i i r We observe in this connection a general rule to this effect: the application of principle i to any mood in the fourth figure places the premises out of the normal order but leaves the figure unchanged. Employing a more technical language we should say, that the fourth... figure is invariant under principle i.
Having deduced the twenty-two theorems, you should now yourself the exercise of deriving the valid moods under each figure separately and you should strive to arrive . It
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Bradford Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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