Volume 3 / Part 1 — Part I.—Experience

Part I.—Experience

Section I—The Object of Logic 364 Section II.—Discussion of Ideas 365 Section III.—The Two Corner-stones of Logic 368 Section IV.—Theory of Definitions 369 Section V.—Theory of Proof 372 Section VI.—Theory of Axioms 375 Section VII.—Theory of Induction 378 Section VIII.—Applications of the Theory of Induction 383 Section IX.—The Province and Method of Deduction 387 Section X.—Comparison of the Methods of Induction and Deduction 388 Section XI.—Limits of Our Knowledge 390