Logic was founded. In order to make the central idea clear, I have permitted myself some detailed criticism of other writers, while I have abstained from complicated systematic construction. Still following Mr. Bradley, and influenced further by Mr. Joseph, especially in the distinction betweenS yllogism and Deduction, I have laid even more stress than before on the principle of coherence, and have insisted on implication as a term free from reference to reasoning in its traditional shapes. I have thus been able, as I hope, to do much more justice toM r. Bradley spositive account of inference than was done in my former work. The contrast expressed in the title of the book has forced itself on me continually, not only in the logical studies of which specimens appear in my criticism, but in all common-sense argument and observation, and in actual acquaintance with reasoning as conducted by great writers and capable publicists.
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