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... mortal A is a man Therefore A is mortal . Here we reason from generals to particulars . We also reason from parti- culars to particulars , and indeed this kind of reasoning is the foundation of those already mentioned . The conclusion ...
... mortal A is a man Therefore A is mortal . Here we reason from generals to particulars . We also reason from parti- culars to particulars , and indeed this kind of reasoning is the foundation of those already mentioned . The conclusion ...
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... mortal we infer rather interpret our note and shew that it includes the particular case of Socrates being mortal . The inference however is finished when we have formed the major premise and is " from particulars to particulars . " Thus ...
... mortal we infer rather interpret our note and shew that it includes the particular case of Socrates being mortal . The inference however is finished when we have formed the major premise and is " from particulars to particulars . " Thus ...
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... mortal B is mortal C is mortal and an indefinite number of other individuals are mortal we infer the general proposition All men are mortal : this process is called Induction , or infering the truth of a general propo- sition from ...
... mortal B is mortal C is mortal and an indefinite number of other individuals are mortal we infer the general proposition All men are mortal : this process is called Induction , or infering the truth of a general propo- sition from ...
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... mortal . " The mortality of A , B , C & c . is after all the only evidence for infering the mortality of Socrates . Hence we do reason from particulars to par- ticulars . ANSWER 12 . Previous to the time of Bacon , all that was known in ...
... mortal . " The mortality of A , B , C & c . is after all the only evidence for infering the mortality of Socrates . Hence we do reason from particulars to par- ticulars . ANSWER 12 . Previous to the time of Bacon , all that was known in ...
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... mortal , because all men are mortal , this is concluding a particular proposition from a general one . We also reason from particulars to particulars . From the syllogism Man is mortal The Duke of Wellington is a man The Duke is mortal ...
... mortal , because all men are mortal , this is concluding a particular proposition from a general one . We also reason from particulars to particulars . From the syllogism Man is mortal The Duke of Wellington is a man The Duke is mortal ...
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