§1. Connotation of General Names 37 §2. Question of Proper Names 38 other Singular Names (p. 40) §3. Question of Abstract Terms 40 §4. Univocal and Equivocal Terms 41 Connotation determined by the _suppositio_ (p. 43) §5. Absolute and Relative Terms 43 §6. Relation of Denotation to Connotation 46 §7. Contradictory Terms 47 §8. Positive and Negative Terms 50 Infinites; Privitives; Contraries (pp. 50-51) CHAPTER V CLASSIFICATION OF PROPOSITIONS §1. As to Quantity 53 Quantity of the Predicate (p. 56) §2. As to Quality 57 Infinite Propositions (p. 57) §3. A. I. E. O. 58 §4. As to Relation 59 Change of Relation (p. 60); Interpretation of 'either, or' (p. 63); Function of the hypothetical form (p. 64) §5. As to Modality 66 §6. Verbal and Real Propositions 67 CHAPTER VI CONDITIONS OF IMMEDIATE INFERENCE §1. Meaning of Inference 69 §2. Immediate and Mediate Inference 70 §3. The Laws of Thought 72 §4. Identity 73 §5. Contradiction and Excluded Middle 74 §6. The Scope of Formal Inference 76 CHAPTER VII IMMEDIATE INFERENCES §1. Plan of the Chapter 79 §2. Subalternation 79 §3. Connotative Subalternation 80 §4. Conversion 82 Reciprocality (p. 84) §5. Obversion 85 §6. Contrary Opposition 87 §7. Contradictory Opposition 87 §8. Sub-contrary Opposition 88 §9. The Square of Opposition 89 §10. Secondary modes of Immediate Inference 90 §11. Immediate Inferences from Conditionals 93 CHAPTER VIII ORDER OF TERMS, EULER'S DIAGRAMS, LOGICAL EQUATIONS, EXISTENTIAL IMPORT OF PROPOSITIONS