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360
222. (See also Immediate In
ference. )
Inductive, see Induction.
Inseparable Accident, 170.
Intension, 17.
Inversion, 90.
Jevons, 16, 27, 56, no, 125, 126,
149, 153, 283, 311, 319, 325.
on Division of Logic, u.
on the Concept, 25.
on Indesignate Propositions, 55.
on Contraposition, 88.
on Import of Propositions, 101,
333-4-
"Equational" Logic, 331-3.
on negative Premises, 128.
on non- syllogistic Arguments,
158.
on the Dilemma, 208.
on Induction in Mathematics,
246.
on Observation and Experiment,
265.
on Ignoratio Elenchi, 321.
Joint Method, Mill s, 278.
Judgment and Proposition, 8, 9.
Universal or Generic, 345-7.
Collective, 344-5.
Hypothetical, 348.
Disjunctive, 348-9. (See also
Proposition.}
Kepler, 295, 297.
Keynes, 56, 92, 97, in.
on Inversion, 90.
Kinds, "real" or "natural," 193.
Knowledge, 330, 350.
Language and Thought, 6, 7.
Laurie, H., 271.
Law, 38.
Laws of Thought, 2, 39 ff., 329-30.
Laws of Nature, 38, 226-8, 246,
348.
as Uniformities, 253.
Empirical, 232.
Leibniz, principle of Sufficient
Reason, 46.
Locke on Ambiguity of Language,
30.
Logic, as Science or Art, 39.
Definition of, i, 2, 330.
Formal (see Deduction], 6, 330.
Material or Inductive (see In
duction).
Divisions of, 10, n.
NDEX.
Beginnings of, in Greece, 3, 4.
of Aristotle (see Aristotle), 5, 6.
and Psychology, 354.
Modern, 354-5.
Lotze, 21, 278, 355.
Major Premise, 121, 199, 219, 222,
226, 348.
Term, 122.
Illicit Process of, 126.
Martineau, J., 104, 214, 346.
Mediate Inference, 117 ff.
Method of Agreement, Single, 269.
Double, 278.
of Difference, Single, 273.
Double, 281.
of Concomitant Variations, 284.
of Residues, 286.
of Explanation, 293.
Middle Term, 117, 121, 125-6,
227.
Mill, 6, 10, 39, 251, 300, 325.
on Concrete and Abstract
Names, 15, 16.
on Negative Names, 21.
on Relative Names, 24.
on Connotation and Denotation
of Names, 33-7.
on Import of Propositions, 102-
j
4. 353-
on Real Kinds, 193.
on Validity of the Syllogism,
216-220.
on Perfect Induction, 231.
on Analogy, 243-4.
on Uniformity of Nature, 254-5,
323, 353on
Cause, 225-61.
on Methods of Induction, 268
ff., 351-2.
Empircist Theory of Induction,
353on
Hypotheses, 292-3.
Minor Premise, 121, 348.
Term, 122.
Illicit Process of, 126.
Minto, W., no, 113, 224, 268,
3*9. 337> 342.
Modality, 56.
Modus Ponens, 200.
Tollens, 200.
Moods, Determination of Valid,
of First Figure, 138.
of Second, 142.
Third, 144.
Fourth, 145.