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CONTENTS CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTORY. Article I. Logic. 1. Logic. 2. Formal and Material Logic. 3. Natural Logic. 4. Artificial Logic. 5. Logic as a Science. 6. As an Art 9 Article II. Three Acts of the Mind. 7. Three Acts. 8. Knowledge Representative. 9. Simple Apprehension, Idea. 10. Judgment. 11. Reasoning, Argument. 12. Oral Expression. 13. Term. 14. Proposition. 15. Syllogism 11 CHAPTER II. IDEAS — TERMS. Article I. Ways of Classifying Our Ideas. 17. Abstract, Concrete. 18. Clear, Distinct, Complete, Comprehensive. 19. Singular, Particular, Collective, Universal 15 Article II. Classification of Universal Ideas. 20. Form. 21. Reflex Universal. 22. Species. 23. Important Observation. 24. Genus. 25. Difference. 26. Property. 27. Accident. 28. Heads of Predicables 17 Article III. Subordination of Genera. 29. The Same Form Generic and Specific. 30. Diagram. 31. Highest Genus, Lowest Species, Subaltern Genera 22 Article IV. Classification and Use of Terms. 32. Real and Logical Terms. 33. Univocal, Equivocal, Analogous Terms. 34. Univocal. 35. Equivocal. 36. Analogous. 37. Supposition or Use; Material, Logical, Real 23 CHAPTER III. JUDGMENTS AND PROPOSITIONS. Article I. Definitions. Stru
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