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A Class Room Logic: Deductive and Inductive, with Special Application to the Science and Art of TeachingMcNair, George Hastings

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A Class Room Logic: Deductive and Inductive, with Special Application to the Science and Art of Teaching

Name: A Class Room Logic: Deductive and Inductive, with Special Application to the Science and Art of Teaching
Author: McNair, George Hastings

McNair, George Hastings

Logic

Porphyry, Tree of, 111.

  Positive Terms, 53.

  Predicables. Defined, 77;
    Named, 78;
    Illustrated, 82.

  Predicate, Grammatical and Logical, 125;
    Distribution of, 145.

  Primary Laws of Thought, 32.

  Privative Terms, 55.

  Progressive Thought, 465.

  Property, 81.

  Propositions, Definition of Logical, 120.

  Prosyllogism, 250.

  Proximate Genus, 79.

  Pure Proposition, 139.


                                   Q

  Quantity Signs, 123.

  Quantity and Quality of Propositions, 126.

  Question and Answer, not a Method of Discovery, 457.

  Question Begging Epithets, 343.

  Question, Complex, 340.


                                   R

  Rationalization, of Chance, 468;
    of Political and Business Sophistries, 470;
    of the Spirit of Progress, 471;
    of the Attitude toward Work, 474.

  Reasoning, Defined, 24, 355;
    Inductive, 355;
    Deductive, 355.

  Reduction of Figures, 235.

  Relation between Subject and Predicate, 140.

  Relative Terms, 56.

  Residues, Method of, 406.

  Right Thinking, 466.

  Rules, of Logical Definition, 88;
    of Logical Division, 108;
    of Classification, 114;
    of the Syllogism, 193;
    of the Hypothetical Argument, 291;
    of the Disjunctive, 303.

  Russell Quoted, 481, 482.

  Ryland Quoted, 481, 482.


                                   S

  Salisbury Quoted, 360.

  Science, Defined, 95.

  Sensation, Defined, 17;
    Related to Thought, 18.

  Simple Conversion, 179.

  Simple Enumeration, 367.

  Singular Terms, 49.

  Socrates, 322.

  Sorites, 251.

  Species, 78.

  Square of Opposition, 164.

  Subaltern Propositions, 164.

  Subcontrary Propositions, 164.

  Subject, Logical, 123;
    Grammatical and Logical Distinguished, 125;
    Distribution of, 145.

  Success, Logic of, 475.

  Sufficient Reason, Law of, 40.

  Summum Genus, 79.

  Syllogism, a Product of Inference, 24;
    Nature of, 192;
    Rules of, 193;
    Undistributed Middle, 199;
    Illicit Major, 199;
    Illicit Minor, 199;
    Aristotle’s Dictum, 208;
    Canons of, 209;
    Mathematical Axioms of, 210;
    Four Figures of, 218;
    Moods of, 221;
    Incomplete, 247.

  Syncategorematic Words, 48.

  Synthesis, Defined, 97;
    as a Method, 97.

  Synthetic Proposition, 138.


                                   T

  Teaching, Defined, 94;
    Compared with Instruction and Education, 95.

  Terms, Extension and Intension of, 63;
    Used in Extension and Intension, 65;
    which Cannot be Defined, 93;
    Contradictory and Opposite, 38;
    Logical, 47;
    Singular and General, 49;
    Collective and Distributive, 50;
    Concrete and Abstract, 51;
    Connotative and Non-connotative, 52;
    Positive and Negative, 53;
    Contradictory and Opposite, 53;
    Privative and Nego-positive, 55;
    Absolute and Relative, 56.

  Theory Defined, 96.

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