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of the Hindu logic , we see that the last three propo- sitions correspond exactly to our syllogism , with only this ... corresponds to the process of analy- sis ; the second , which begins with general in order to deduce particular ...
of the Hindu logic , we see that the last three propo- sitions correspond exactly to our syllogism , with only this ... corresponds to the process of analy- sis ; the second , which begins with general in order to deduce particular ...
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... correspond to notions , which are a sort of middle term between sensations and ideas . These interme . diate affections are designated by him by the name of dupios , the irascible principle . Ambition , love of glory , anger , etc ...
... correspond to notions , which are a sort of middle term between sensations and ideas . These interme . diate affections are designated by him by the name of dupios , the irascible principle . Ambition , love of glory , anger , etc ...
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... corresponds with the order of reality . When , on the contrary , we demonstrate the cause by setting out from the effects , this correspond . ence does not exist ; the principle of the demonstra tion is anterior to the consequence only ...
... corresponds with the order of reality . When , on the contrary , we demonstrate the cause by setting out from the effects , this correspond . ence does not exist ; the principle of the demonstra tion is anterior to the consequence only ...
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