CHAPTER II.

THE ANALYTIC PROCESS--REASONING 180

SECTION I.--THE NATURE OF THE PROCESS 181

SECTION II.--RELATION OF JUDGMENT AND REASONING 187

SECTION III.--DIFFERENT KINDS OF REASONING 189

I. DEMONSTRATIVE 189

II. PROBABLE--(1.) FROM TESTIMONY; (2.) FROM EXPERIENCE; (3.) FROM ANALOGY 192

SECTION IV.--USE OF HYPOTHESES AND THEORIES IN REASONING 199

SECTION V.--DIFFERENT FORMS OF REASONING 203

I. ANALYSIS OF THE PROPOSITION 203

II. ANALYSIS OF THE SYLLOGISM 205

III. LAWS OF SYLLOGISM 207

IV. DIFFERENT KINDS OF SYLLOGISM 209

V. DIFFERENT FORMS OF SYLLOGISM 210

VI. LAWS OF THOUGHT ON WHICH THE SYLLOGISM DEPENDS 212

VII. USE AND VALUE OF THE SYLLOGISM 213

VIII. HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE SCIENCE OF LOGIC 219

PART FOURTH.

INTUITIVE POWER.