On the Theory of Logic An Essay
On the Theory of Logic An Essay
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207 beauty, and must always exclude its subject from the Class of beautiful things ; so that whether it be a pleasant thing we do not learn.
Or if we subtract from a negro his freedom, we do not exclude him from the Class of fellow-creatures ; for hitherto freedom has been by no means an attribute of fellow-creatures : though perhaps it, too, becomes a proprium at a certain stage of develop- ment.
Similarly if any Term, or number of Terms, be excluded from a Class, the addition of qualities not... conferring attributes on the Class, does not bring it within the Class.
CHAPTER VIII.
OF HYPOTHETICALS.
i . Of Hypotheses in General.
THE word Hypothesis signifies in general, some- thing laid down to be tested or argued upon; but within this there are at least four shades of meaning which blend into one another. The most marked difference is perhaps between a Hypothesis viewed as an inference, and a Hypothesis viewed as a datum ; but since an inference may become the datum for new inferences, the division even here is not quite distinct.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
207 beauty, and must always exclude its subject from the Class of beautiful things ; so that whether it be a pleasant thing we do not learn.
Or if we subtract from a negro his freedom, we do not exclude him from the Class of fellow-creatures ; for hitherto freedom has been by no means an attribute of fellow-creatures : though perhaps it, too, becomes a proprium at a certain stage of develop- ment.
Similarly if any Term, or number of Terms, be excluded from a Class, the addition of qualities not... conferring attributes on the Class, does not bring it within the Class.
CHAPTER VIII.
OF HYPOTHETICALS.
i . Of Hypotheses in General.
THE word Hypothesis signifies in general, some- thing laid down to be tested or argued upon; but within this there are at least four shades of meaning which blend into one another. The most marked difference is perhaps between a Hypothesis viewed as an inference, and a Hypothesis viewed as a datum ; but since an inference may become the datum for new inferences, the division even here is not quite distinct.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1848 Research Evaluation Associates for Development Ca to read onlineMoreLess
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