Syllabus of a Proposed System of Logic
Syllabus of a Proposed System of Logic
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172. In all things which do not depend on ourselves, we learn to think of that which always happens as necessarily happening, of that which always accompanies as being essential, * part of- the essence, part of the being. This metaphysical notion is always in thought, in one form or other, whenever undeviating concomitance of one notion with another is established or supposed.
* Upon this word may be said, once for all, what is to be said concerning the use of metaphysical terms in logic. We ha...ve nothing to do with the way in which the mind comes to them ; our affair is with the way in which the mind works from them. Thus it is absolutely essential to the fitness of three straight lines to be the sides of a triangle that any two should be together greater than the third ; contradiction is inconceivable. It is naturally essential to an apple to be round; contradiction is unknown in nature. It is commercially and conveniently essential to a tea-pot to have a handle ; any contradiction would be unsaleable and unusable.
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172. In all things which do not depend on ourselves, we learn to think of that which always happens as necessarily happening, of that which always accompanies as being essential, * part of- the essence, part of the being. This metaphysical notion is always in thought, in one form or other, whenever undeviating concomitance of one notion with another is established or supposed.
* Upon this word may be said, once for all, what is to be said concerning the use of metaphysical terms in logic. We ha...ve nothing to do with the way in which the mind comes to them ; our affair is with the way in which the mind works from them. Thus it is absolutely essential to the fitness of three straight lines to be the sides of a triangle that any two should be together greater than the third ; contradiction is inconceivable. It is naturally essential to an apple to be round; contradiction is unknown in nature. It is commercially and conveniently essential to a tea-pot to have a handle ; any contradiction would be unsaleable and unusable.
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