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catalog contributor b9138132.
catalog created "[1948]".
catalog date "1948".
catalog date "[1948]".
catalog dateCopyrighted "[1948]".
catalog description ""Selected bibliography of logic": p. 315-319.".
catalog description "I. Logic and meaning : 1. Introduction: What is logic? : The study of logic ; Definition of logic ; Logic in everyday life ; Validity and truth ; Form and matter in logic ; Logic and psychology ; Some reasons for studying logic -- 2. Logic and language : Logic and language ; The functions of language ; Symbolism, its uses and abuses ; Ambiguity ; Definition".
catalog description "II. Deductive logic : 3. Logical division and classification : Logical division ; Logical division by dichotomy ; Classification -- 4. Propositions : Judgment, proposition, sentence ; Kinds of propositions ; Categorical propositions ; The distribution of terms ; General propositions ; Reducing propositions to logical order -- 5. Immediate inference and opposition : Immediate inference ; The traditional laws of thought ; Immediate inference by opposition ; Immediate inference-eductions -- 6. The categorical syllogism : A definition of the syllogism ; The parts of the syllogism ; The rules of the syllogism ; The figures and moods of the syllogism ; Reduction to the first figure -- 7. Hypothetical, alternative, disjunctive syllogisms, and dilemma : Mixed hypothetical syllogisms ; Pure hypothetical syllogisms ; The relation of hypothetical and categorical syllogisms ; Alternative syllogisms ; Disjunctive syllogisms ; The use of hypothetical, alternative, and disjunctive arguments ; The dilemma ; Detecting dilemmatic fallacies -- 8. Extrasyllogistic and relational arguments : Enthymemes ; Polysyllogisms ; Sorites ; Relational arguments -- 9. Formal and material fallacies : Classification of logical fallacies ; Illustrations of semantic fallacies ; Illustrations of material fallacies".
catalog description "III. Scientific methods : 10. The nature of scientific knowledge : Introduction ; The aims and spirit of science ; What is induction? ; Description and explanation in science -- 11. Observation and classification: hypotheses and confirmation : Observation ; Classification ; Analysis and synthesis ; Reasoning by analogy ; Hypotheses ; Empirical verification and confirmation -- 12. Causal connection and methods of experimental inquiry : The method of agreement ; The method of difference ; The joint method of agreement and difference ; The method of residues ; The method of concomitant variations -- 13. Probability : The general nature of probability ; Mathematical probability ; Empirical probability ; Sampling -- 14. Measurement and statistical methods : Measurement ; The uses of statistics ; The frequency distribution ; The normal probability curve ; Measures of central tendency ; Measures of variability ; Coefficient of correlation ; Estimates of reliability -- 15. Logic and scientific methods in legal thinking : Legal thinking as applied logic ; Deduction and induction in legal thinking ; The role of evidence in judicial proof -- 16. Fallacies of induction and scientific methods : Individual prejudices and prepossessions ; Fallacies of observation ; Fallacies of classification ; Fallacies in the use of hypotheses ; Fallacies incident to the determination of causes ; Hasty generalization ; False analogy ; Statistical fallacies.".
catalog extent "xii, 326 p.".
catalog issued "1948".
catalog issued "[1948]".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "New York, Ronald Press Co.".
catalog subject "160".
catalog subject "BC71 .S45".
catalog subject "Logic.".
catalog subject "Methodology.".
catalog subject "Semantics (Philosophy)".
catalog tableOfContents "I. Logic and meaning : 1. Introduction: What is logic? : The study of logic ; Definition of logic ; Logic in everyday life ; Validity and truth ; Form and matter in logic ; Logic and psychology ; Some reasons for studying logic -- 2. Logic and language : Logic and language ; The functions of language ; Symbolism, its uses and abuses ; Ambiguity ; Definition".
catalog tableOfContents "II. Deductive logic : 3. Logical division and classification : Logical division ; Logical division by dichotomy ; Classification -- 4. Propositions : Judgment, proposition, sentence ; Kinds of propositions ; Categorical propositions ; The distribution of terms ; General propositions ; Reducing propositions to logical order -- 5. Immediate inference and opposition : Immediate inference ; The traditional laws of thought ; Immediate inference by opposition ; Immediate inference-eductions -- 6. The categorical syllogism : A definition of the syllogism ; The parts of the syllogism ; The rules of the syllogism ; The figures and moods of the syllogism ; Reduction to the first figure -- 7. Hypothetical, alternative, disjunctive syllogisms, and dilemma : Mixed hypothetical syllogisms ; Pure hypothetical syllogisms ; The relation of hypothetical and categorical syllogisms ; Alternative syllogisms ; Disjunctive syllogisms ; The use of hypothetical, alternative, and disjunctive arguments ; The dilemma ; Detecting dilemmatic fallacies -- 8. Extrasyllogistic and relational arguments : Enthymemes ; Polysyllogisms ; Sorites ; Relational arguments -- 9. Formal and material fallacies : Classification of logical fallacies ; Illustrations of semantic fallacies ; Illustrations of material fallacies".
catalog tableOfContents "III. Scientific methods : 10. The nature of scientific knowledge : Introduction ; The aims and spirit of science ; What is induction? ; Description and explanation in science -- 11. Observation and classification: hypotheses and confirmation : Observation ; Classification ; Analysis and synthesis ; Reasoning by analogy ; Hypotheses ; Empirical verification and confirmation -- 12. Causal connection and methods of experimental inquiry : The method of agreement ; The method of difference ; The joint method of agreement and difference ; The method of residues ; The method of concomitant variations -- 13. Probability : The general nature of probability ; Mathematical probability ; Empirical probability ; Sampling -- 14. Measurement and statistical methods : Measurement ; The uses of statistics ; The frequency distribution ; The normal probability curve ; Measures of central tendency ; Measures of variability ; Coefficient of correlation ; Estimates of reliability -- 15. Logic and scientific methods in legal thinking : Legal thinking as applied logic ; Deduction and induction in legal thinking ; The role of evidence in judicial proof -- 16. Fallacies of induction and scientific methods : Individual prejudices and prepossessions ; Fallacies of observation ; Fallacies of classification ; Fallacies in the use of hypotheses ; Fallacies incident to the determination of causes ; Hasty generalization ; False analogy ; Statistical fallacies.".
catalog title "Logic and scientific methods, an introductory course.".
catalog type "text".