Novum organon renovatum
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- Being the second part of the philosophy of the inductive sciences
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1. NOVUM ORGANON RENOVATUM.2. Introductory material3. BOOK I.4. BOOK II.5. CHAPTER I. Of two principal Processes by which Science is constructed.6. CHAPTER II. Of the Explication of Conceptions.7. CHAPTER III. Of Facts as the Materials of Science.8. CHAPTER IV. Of the Colligation of Facts.9. CHAPTER V. Of Certain Characteristics of Scientific Induction.10. CHAPTER VI. Of the Logic of Induction.11. CHAPTER VII. Of Laws of Phenomena and of Causes.12. CHAPTER VIII. Of Art and Science.13. CHAPTER IX. Of the Classification of Sciences.14. BOOK III.15. CHAPTER I. Introduction.16. CHAPTER II. Of Methods of Observation.17. CHAPTER III. Of Methods of acquiring clear Scientific Ideas; and first of Intellectual Education.18. CHAPTER IV. Of Methods of acquiring clear Scientific Ideas, continued.—Of the Discussion of Ideas.19. CHAPTER V. Analysis of the Process of Induction.20. CHAPTER VI. General Rules for the Construction of the Conception.21. CHAPTER VII. Special Methods of Induction applicable to Quantity.22. CHAPTER VIII. Methods of Induction depending on Resemblance.23. CHAPTER IX. Of the Application of Inductive Truths.24. CHAPTER X. Of the Induction of Causes.25. BOOK IV.26. BOOK IV. (continued 2)27. BOOK IV. (continued 3)