Logick

Genres: Education Non-fiction Philosophy Early Modern

The Right Use of Reason in the Enquiry after Truth with a Variety of Rules to guard against error in the Affairs of Religion and Human Life, as well as in the Sciences. - Summary from Subtitle NOTE: As with all historical texts, the language used in this volume should be interpreted within the context of the entire work and the cultural context of its publication.

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1. Preface
2. Of the Nature of Ideas
3. Of the Objects of Perception
4. Of the Several Sorts of Perceptions or Ideas
5. Of Words, and Their Several Divisions, Together with the Advantage and Danger of Them
6. General Directions Relating to Our Ideas
7. Special Rules to Direct Our Conception of Things Part 1
8. Special Rules to Direct Our Conception of Things Part 2
9. Special Rules to Direct Our Conception of Things Part 3
10. Of the Nature of a Proposition, and Its Several Parts
11. Of the Various Kinds of Propositions Part 1
12. Of the Various Kinds of Propositions Part 2
13. The Springs of False Judgment, or the Doctrine of Prejudices Part 1
14. The Springs of False Judgment, or the Doctrine of Prejudices Part 2
15. General Directions to Assist Us in Judging Aright
16. Special Rules to Direct Us in Judging of Particular Objects Part 1
17. Special Rules to Direct Us in Judging of Particular Objects Part 2
18. Of the Nature of a Syllogism, and the Parts of Which It is Composed
19. Of the Various Kinds of Syllogisms, with Particular Rules Relating to Them Part 1
20. Of the Various Kinds of Syllogisms, with Particular Rules Relating to Them Part 2
21. The Doctrine of Sophisms
22. Some General Rules to Direct Our Reasoning
23. The Nature and Kinds of Method, viz. Natural and Arbitrary, Synthetic and Analytic
24. General and Special Rules of Method

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