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... WHOLE AND PART Deduction Law of Deductive Inference Induction Law of Inductive Inference THE RELATION OF CAUSE AND EFFECT A Priori Arguments Law of Inference from Cause A Posteriori Arguments - Laws of Inference from Effect 124 - 128 ...
... WHOLE AND PART Deduction Law of Deductive Inference Induction Law of Inductive Inference THE RELATION OF CAUSE AND EFFECT A Priori Arguments Law of Inference from Cause A Posteriori Arguments - Laws of Inference from Effect 124 - 128 ...
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... whole of language . Grammar is the grammar of the whole ; and all lan- guage is composed , and is supposed to be read . Lin- guistics includes the entire organized framework of language as an instrument of expressing thought ; and ...
... whole of language . Grammar is the grammar of the whole ; and all lan- guage is composed , and is supposed to be read . Lin- guistics includes the entire organized framework of language as an instrument of expressing thought ; and ...
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... whole and part , but because each expresses a unit of consciousness , a mental act or state . Each faces its own content and not its neighbor . The true parts of language cannot be obtained by cross - section- ing , but by a division ...
... whole and part , but because each expresses a unit of consciousness , a mental act or state . Each faces its own content and not its neighbor . The true parts of language cannot be obtained by cross - section- ing , but by a division ...
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... whole problem of character and culture , as Quintilian well under- stood in relation to the orator ; for in his " Institutes of Oratory " he treats comprehensively the whole sub- ject of education , emphasizing continually that the ...
... whole problem of character and culture , as Quintilian well under- stood in relation to the orator ; for in his " Institutes of Oratory " he treats comprehensively the whole sub- ject of education , emphasizing continually that the ...
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Arnold Tompkins. whole character and life are necessary to each fit word and sentence ; and to that finer rhetorical stamp which gives them currency as universal as life . Milton said . that for him to write an epic poem required that he ...
Arnold Tompkins. whole character and life are necessary to each fit word and sentence ; and to that finer rhetorical stamp which gives them currency as universal as life . Milton said . that for him to write an epic poem required that he ...
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