CHAPTER III.
REASONING POWERS OF THE TWO MINDS DIFFERENTIATED.
The Subjective Mind incapable of Inductive Reasoning.--Its Processes always Deductive, or Syllogistic.--Its Premises the Result of Suggestion.--Illustrations by Hypnotism.--Hypnotic Interview with Socrates.--Reasons from an Assumed Major Premise.--Interview with a Philosophic Pig.--The Pig affirms the Doctrine of Reincarnation.--Dogmatism of Subjective Intelligence.--Incapable of Controversial Argument.--Persistency in following a Suggested Line of Thought 33