An Outline of the Necessary Laws of Thought: a Treatise On Pure And Applied ...
An Outline of the Necessary Laws of Thought: a Treatise On Pure And Applied ...
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Professor De Morgan proposes to call it the universe of the positive conception. The privative has been called by some the contradictory, by others the contrary, of the positive ; but either exr pression tends to confound conceptions with judgments- Digitized by VjOOQ IC IH OUTLINE OF THE § 60. Relative Conceptions.
There is a class of conceptions which have the peculiarity that none of them can even be thought of alone, that the existence of each implies and de- pends on some other; thus a fat...her implies offspring' j a king implies subjects^ a debtor a creditor^ and so on.
Some of these are of distinct things or beings, like the examples just given ; and are expressed by nouns substantive ; but other relatives are only attributes, expressed by adjectives ; thus la/rger implies less^ akin implies a relationship to some one, near^ highj heavy, have reference to some standard of distance, stature, or weight.
A Relation is either simple or complex ; simple where it subsists between two correlates, as between debtor and creditor, complex where it is a relation of relations, i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Professor De Morgan proposes to call it the universe of the positive conception. The privative has been called by some the contradictory, by others the contrary, of the positive ; but either exr pression tends to confound conceptions with judgments- Digitized by VjOOQ IC IH OUTLINE OF THE § 60. Relative Conceptions.
There is a class of conceptions which have the peculiarity that none of them can even be thought of alone, that the existence of each implies and de- pends on some other; thus a fat...her implies offspring' j a king implies subjects^ a debtor a creditor^ and so on.
Some of these are of distinct things or beings, like the examples just given ; and are expressed by nouns substantive ; but other relatives are only attributes, expressed by adjectives ; thus la/rger implies less^ akin implies a relationship to some one, near^ highj heavy, have reference to some standard of distance, stature, or weight.
A Relation is either simple or complex ; simple where it subsists between two correlates, as between debtor and creditor, complex where it is a relation of relations, i.
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