Francis Herbert Bradley (1846-1924) was a Fellow of Merton College, Oxford, and a philosopher of considerable reputation. His Principles Of Logic represented a singular contribution in its attempt to separate logic from psychology and the mirages created by the artificiality of language. This is a reprint of the 1883 version.
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Francis Herbert Bradley is the most widely read British idealist. William Moss is currently completing a PhD in the history of mathematics in Cape Town.
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hypothetic judgment, privative judgment, disjunctive reasoning, disjunctive judgment, hypothetical judgment, ideal content, ideal suggestion, original datum, chance conjunction, singular judgments, affirmative judgment, negative reasoning, negative premises, ideal experiment, mere particulars, psychical event, equational logic, ideal synthesis, analytic judgment, two denials, ideal operation, bad metaphysics, mere denial, synthetic judgments, ideal construction Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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hypothetic judgment, privative judgment, disjunctive reasoning, disjunctive judgment, hypothetical judgment, ideal content, ideal suggestion, original datum, chance conjunction, singular judgments, affirmative judgment, negative reasoning, negative premises, ideal experiment, mere particulars, psychical event, equational logic, ideal synthesis, analytic judgment, two denials, ideal operation, bad metaphysics, mere denial, synthetic judgments, ideal construction Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Professor Jevons, Excluded Middle, Professor Bain, James Mill, Law of Obliviscence, Laws of Obliviscence, Primitive Credulity, Principles of Science, Synthetic Method, Ethical Studies, Laws of Association, Logic of Chance, Mill's Logic, Second Book, Symbolic Logic New!
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- Principles of Science by William Stanley Jevons on page 210, page 242, and page 342
- Symbolic Logic by John Venn on page 145, page 165, and page 373
- The Logic of Chance (Dover Books on Mathematics) by John Venn on page 204, and page 210
- Sensation and Intuition by James Sully on page 25
- The Logical Foundations of Bradley's Metaphysics: Judgment, Inference, and Truth by James Allard on 78 pages
- Logic or the Morphology of Knowledge Part One by Bernard Bosanquet on 15 pages
- Logic, or the Morphology of Knowledge: Volume 1 by Bernard Bosanquet on 15 pages
- History of Philosophy, Volume VIII: Bentham to Russell by Frederick Charles Copleston on 9 pages
- Early Analytic Philosophy: Frege, Russell, Wittgenstein by William W. Tait on 7 pages
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