The Logical Bases of Education
The Logical Bases of Education
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No negation, however, appears on the face of any of these judgments. We get such explicit negation when the judgment takes the negative form, " S is not P. " A consideration confined to this bare form would, however, lead us to a very wrong conception of the nature of negation and of its work in thought. For in form the negative judgment is bare denial, and the P is not limited to any system of predicates. The form would cover such a statement as " Virtue is not green, " quite as well as " The ...dress of the Empress is not green. " But it is obvious that of these two only the latter has any rational meaning. The former does not correspond to an act of thought at all ; in other words, it does not represent a real 1 Rooper, School and Home Life, pp. 83—84. VI TYPES OF JUDGMENT 93 judgment. As we have seen, every judgment is made under a certain limitation of reference which is made clear by the context in which it actually occurs. This is the same as saying that every judgment is made within a certain system.
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No negation, however, appears on the face of any of these judgments. We get such explicit negation when the judgment takes the negative form, " S is not P. " A consideration confined to this bare form would, however, lead us to a very wrong conception of the nature of negation and of its work in thought. For in form the negative judgment is bare denial, and the P is not limited to any system of predicates. The form would cover such a statement as " Virtue is not green, " quite as well as " The ...dress of the Empress is not green. " But it is obvious that of these two only the latter has any rational meaning. The former does not correspond to an act of thought at all ; in other words, it does not represent a real 1 Rooper, School and Home Life, pp. 83—84. VI TYPES OF JUDGMENT 93 judgment. As we have seen, every judgment is made under a certain limitation of reference which is made clear by the context in which it actually occurs. This is the same as saying that every judgment is made within a certain system.
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