Novum organon renovatumBOOK II.Reading editionChapter navigation27 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…NOVUM ORGANON RENOVATUM.Introductory materialBOOK I.BOOK II.Chapter I · Of two principal Processes by which Science is constructed.Chapter II · Of the Explication of Conceptions.Chapter III · Of Facts as the Materials of Science.Chapter IV · Of the Colligation of Facts.Chapter V · Of Certain Characteristics of Scientific Induction.Chapter VI · Of the Logic of Induction.Chapter VII · Of Laws of Phenomena and of Causes.Chapter VIII · Of Art and Science.Chapter IX · Of the Classification of Sciences.BOOK III.Chapter I · Introduction.Chapter II · Of Methods of Observation.Chapter III · Of Methods of acquiring clear Scientific Ideas; and first of Intellectual Education.Chapter IV · Of Methods of acquiring clear Scientific Ideas, continued.—Of the Discussion of Ideas.Chapter V · Analysis of the Process of Induction.Chapter VI · General Rules for the Construction of the Conception.Chapter VII · Special Methods of Induction applicable to Quantity.Chapter VIII · Methods of Induction depending on Resemblance.Chapter IX · Of the Application of Inductive Truths.Chapter X · Of the Induction of Causes.BOOK IV.BOOK IV. (continued 2)BOOK IV. (continued 3)Previous chapter ←BOOK I.Next chapter →Book 2 — Chapter I · Of two principal Processes by which Science is constructed.All chapters and sections (27)Other sectionsNOVUM ORGANON RENOVATUM.Opening pagesIntroductory materialBooks12Book 2 · Chapters123456789Books3Book 3 · Chapters12345678910Books444OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF SCIENCE.◇← BOOK I.CHAPTER I. Of two principal Processes by which Science is constructed. →