Bacon: His Writings, And His Philosophy
Bacon: His Writings, And His Philosophy
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gone. In the common example quoted above, when we have arrived at the conclusion that John is mortal, we cannot by any aid of logic advance another step. Among all its formulae there is not one that will help us over another inch of ground.
If we would carry the speculation further, it must be done by a mental act, which is altogether out of the province •of logic, the introduction of a new premiss. It is in the selection of that premiss that the real ability of the rea- soner is shown, and tha...t all the value and success of the reasoning consists. As for the conclusions of the suc- cessive syllogisms, they are, in moral speculation at least, most commonly not even set down ; they are left for the reader to deduce for himself; it is held to be suf- ficient that he is supplied with the premisses by which they may be suggested, or rather in which they are in- volved.
But not only is the invention or selection of his pre- misses, upon which it thus appears that all the success of the reasoner or speculator depends, a thing that is not taught or pretended to be taught by logic ; it is mani- festly a thing not to be taught at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
gone. In the common example quoted above, when we have arrived at the conclusion that John is mortal, we cannot by any aid of logic advance another step. Among all its formulae there is not one that will help us over another inch of ground.
If we would carry the speculation further, it must be done by a mental act, which is altogether out of the province •of logic, the introduction of a new premiss. It is in the selection of that premiss that the real ability of the rea- soner is shown, and tha...t all the value and success of the reasoning consists. As for the conclusions of the suc- cessive syllogisms, they are, in moral speculation at least, most commonly not even set down ; they are left for the reader to deduce for himself; it is held to be suf- ficient that he is supplied with the premisses by which they may be suggested, or rather in which they are in- volved.
But not only is the invention or selection of his pre- misses, upon which it thus appears that all the success of the reasoner or speculator depends, a thing that is not taught or pretended to be taught by logic ; it is mani- festly a thing not to be taught at all.
What to read after Bacon: His Writings, And His Philosophy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George L George Lillie Craik to read onlineMoreLess
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