The Elements of the Psychology of Cognition
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Our conclusion, founded upon an examination of the meaning of propositions, may be tlius stated. Only tliose terms wliicli denote classes of things can be properly spoken of as being totally or partially distributed ; the names of single qualities or objects should not be quantified ; but wherever a class-name admitting of quantification should, for the sake of clearness, have its quantity made known, we have a right to insist that its quantity should be explicitly stated. This conclusion is fo...unded upon the great law of expression, — what- ever is contained in thought should be accurately expressed in words ; whatever is not contained in thought should not be expressed in words. We do not thinh of the quality affirmed in the predicate of a proposition as being applicable to many or few objects; we should not therefore quantify it. But where the subject or predicate is a class-name, wholly or partially distributed in tliouglity its dis- tribution should be expressed in language.
§ 186.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our conclusion, founded upon an examination of the meaning of propositions, may be tlius stated. Only tliose terms wliicli denote classes of things can be properly spoken of as being totally or partially distributed ; the names of single qualities or objects should not be quantified ; but wherever a class-name admitting of quantification should, for the sake of clearness, have its quantity made known, we have a right to insist that its quantity should be explicitly stated. This conclusion is fo...unded upon the great law of expression, — what- ever is contained in thought should be accurately expressed in words ; whatever is not contained in thought should not be expressed in words. We do not thinh of the quality affirmed in the predicate of a proposition as being applicable to many or few objects; we should not therefore quantify it. But where the subject or predicate is a class-name, wholly or partially distributed in tliouglity its dis- tribution should be expressed in language.
§ 186.
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