Sentence examples for logical doctrine from inspiring English sources

Russell diagnosed this belief as stemming from a widespread logical doctrine to the effect that every proposition is logically of subject-predicate form.

Marsilius's nominalism comes to the fore in his views on the object of scientific knowledge, the nature of universals, and the logical doctrine of supposition.

(POM, ch. 16, §133, 137) {§6.3} I have already touched on a very important logical doctrine, which the theory of whole and part brings into prominence—I mean the doctrine that analysis is falsification.

Friedrich Ueberweg's System of Logic and History of Logical Doctrines (Ueberweg 1871) also figures in Cook Wilson's intellectual background, according to Farquharson, as an early 'realist' influence (SI, 880).

It also alludes to his ethical and logical doctrines.

Historical work inspired logicians of the LWS toward modern interpretations of traditional logical doctrines.

Learning the notation, then, is a first step to learning the distinctive logical doctrines of Principia Mathematica.

A study of the categories will, in short, be helpful in giving concrete examples of the logical doctrines presented.

Nonetheless, the phrase "medieval theories of analogy" as used here will refer to semantic analogy, a set of linguistic and logical doctrines supplemented, at least from the fourteenth century on, by doctrines about the nature of human concepts.

This translation is offered as an aid to learning the original notation, which itself is a subject of scholarly dispute, and embodies substantive logical doctrines so that it cannot simply be replaced by contemporary symbolism.

Again, the relevant texts must be edited and studied.[17] Of many possible candidates for consideration, the discussions around three logical doctrines seem to me to be particularly instructive.