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... SYLLOGISM , ITS KINDS , CANONS , NOTATIONS , MNEMONICS , PARTS , & c . , B. ) ON AFFIRMATION AND NEGATION , ON PROPOSITIONAL FORMS , -ON BREADTH AND DEPTH , -ON SYLLOGISTIC , AND SYLLO- GISTIC NOTATION , . 646 672 III . APPENDIX ...
... SYLLOGISM , ITS KINDS , CANONS , NOTATIONS , MNEMONICS , PARTS , & c . , B. ) ON AFFIRMATION AND NEGATION , ON PROPOSITIONAL FORMS , -ON BREADTH AND DEPTH , -ON SYLLOGISTIC , AND SYLLO- GISTIC NOTATION , . 646 672 III . APPENDIX ...
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... syllogism we must collect in the conclusion what is not distributed in the premises : And an immediate knowledge of the Unconditioned is equally impossible . — But here we think Kant's reasoning complicated , and his reduction incom ...
... syllogism we must collect in the conclusion what is not distributed in the premises : And an immediate knowledge of the Unconditioned is equally impossible . — But here we think Kant's reasoning complicated , and his reduction incom ...
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... syllogisms . - Kant thus stands interme- diate between those who view the notion of the Absolute as the instinctive affirmation of an encentric intuition , and those who regard it as the factitious negative of an eccentric gene ...
... syllogisms . - Kant thus stands interme- diate between those who view the notion of the Absolute as the instinctive affirmation of an encentric intuition , and those who regard it as the factitious negative of an eccentric gene ...
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... immediate perception of the qualities of matter . ( Lect . xxv . pp . 159 , 160. ) In this syllogism , the major is a mere petitio principii , which Brown has not attempted to prove ; and which , 60 PHILOSOPHY OF PERCEPTION .
... immediate perception of the qualities of matter . ( Lect . xxv . pp . 159 , 160. ) In this syllogism , the major is a mere petitio principii , which Brown has not attempted to prove ; and which , 60 PHILOSOPHY OF PERCEPTION .
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... Syllogistic Notation ; and I regret to find , that this circumstance has been the occasion of some injustice , both to him and to me . To him -inasmuch , as he has been un- fairly regarded as a mere expositor of my system ; to me ...
... Syllogistic Notation ; and I regret to find , that this circumstance has been the occasion of some injustice , both to him and to me . To him -inasmuch , as he has been un- fairly regarded as a mere expositor of my system ; to me ...
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Page 308 - ... with their correlatives freedom of choice and responsibility — man being all this, it is at once obvious that the principal part of his being is his mental power. In Nature there is nothing great but Man, In Man there is nothing great but Mind.
Page 14 - As the conditionally limited (which we may briefly call the conditioned) is thus the only possible object of knowledge and of positive thought — thought necessarily supposes conditions. To think is to condition ; and conditional limitation is the fundamental law of the possibility of thought.