Logic, Inductive and Deductive is a collection of essays on a variety of historic and groundbreaking pioneers of philosophy. Read from the works of Plato, Socrates, Aristotle, Sir Francis Bacon, and more. Contents: "THE ELEMENTS OF PROPOSITIONS. Chapter I. General Names and Allied Distinctions, Chapter II. The Syllogistic Analysis of Proposition, into Terms. (1) The Bare Analytic Forms. (2) The Practice of Syllogistic Analysis. (3) Some Technical Difficulties, PART II. DEFINITION. Chapter I. (1) Imperfect Understanding of Words. (2) Verification of the Meaning-Dialectic. (3) Fixation of the Meaning-Division or Classification, Definition, Naming…"
