An Elementary Logic
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2. Experiment. — Observation alone, even were it ideally perfect, is inadequate to the task of analyzing the situations in whick phenomena occur, and of ascer- taining in these situations what phenomena are causally connected. Hence, observation needs to be supple- mented by experiment, which is an artifice for enlarging and making observation more exact. Experiment is the instrument of science; it is an artificial treatment of phenomena, an intervention of our agency in the course of events, a... subjecting of Nature to methods and tests of our own devising, in order to see more clearly what is the actual behavior of Nature her- self.
I will now point out some ways in which experiment aids and supplements observation.
(i) By making possible repeated instances of the same phenomena. Did we need to rely on observation alone we could learn little of some phenomena, because they are of infrequent occurrence; but if we can by Digitized by VjOOQLC l64 ELEMENTARY LOGIC experiment get a repetition of the same phenomenon, we are greatly aided in our observation of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. Experiment. — Observation alone, even were it ideally perfect, is inadequate to the task of analyzing the situations in whick phenomena occur, and of ascer- taining in these situations what phenomena are causally connected. Hence, observation needs to be supple- mented by experiment, which is an artifice for enlarging and making observation more exact. Experiment is the instrument of science; it is an artificial treatment of phenomena, an intervention of our agency in the course of events, a... subjecting of Nature to methods and tests of our own devising, in order to see more clearly what is the actual behavior of Nature her- self.
I will now point out some ways in which experiment aids and supplements observation.
(i) By making possible repeated instances of the same phenomena. Did we need to rely on observation alone we could learn little of some phenomena, because they are of infrequent occurrence; but if we can by Digitized by VjOOQLC l64 ELEMENTARY LOGIC experiment get a repetition of the same phenomenon, we are greatly aided in our observation of it.
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