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— Logical Division must be clearly distinguished from Physi- cal Division or Partition. The latter divides an individual, which is logically logically divisi- indivisible, into its component parts, as a ship into hull, masts, sails, etc. The test of this LL 2 LOGIC. [Chap. II.
sort of Division is that the Divisum cannot be predicated of parts. In Logical Division it always may. We cannot predicate ship of sails, masts, etc., but we can predicate it of steamship, sailing- ship, etc.
It should be... further observed, that we may arbi- trarily make collective wholes logical individuals, when it suits the end in view. Thus Collective Wholes Logical nations, armies, regiments, etc., may be Individuals. , i -r • i • v • i i r\n treated as Logical individuals. Uiten like literal individuals they cannot be so divided that the divisum can be predicated of the parts.
Thus army cannot be predicated of regiments, nor regiments of companies, nor nations of towns.
39. The thorough logical division of any subject, Uses of Divis- thus defining the sphere and the objects ion ' it includes, greatly assists the clear, tho- rough, and facile discussion of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Logical Division must be clearly distinguished from Physi- cal Division or Partition. The latter divides an individual, which is logically logically divisi- indivisible, into its component parts, as a ship into hull, masts, sails, etc. The test of this LL 2 LOGIC. [Chap. II.
sort of Division is that the Divisum cannot be predicated of parts. In Logical Division it always may. We cannot predicate ship of sails, masts, etc., but we can predicate it of steamship, sailing- ship, etc.
It should be... further observed, that we may arbi- trarily make collective wholes logical individuals, when it suits the end in view. Thus Collective Wholes Logical nations, armies, regiments, etc., may be Individuals. , i -r • i • v • i i r\n treated as Logical individuals. Uiten like literal individuals they cannot be so divided that the divisum can be predicated of the parts.
Thus army cannot be predicated of regiments, nor regiments of companies, nor nations of towns.
39. The thorough logical division of any subject, Uses of Divis- thus defining the sphere and the objects ion ' it includes, greatly assists the clear, tho- rough, and facile discussion of it.
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