Theory Of Knowledge A Contribution To Some Problems Of Logic And Metaphysics

CONTENTS:INTRODUCTION. Nature of the ProblemPART I. DataSimple Apprehension ? The Content of Apprehension ? Obscure, Clear, and Analysed Consciousness ? Memory ? Construction ? Ideas ? General Ideas ? Resemblance and Identity ? The Qualitative Judgment ? The Judgments of Relation and Description ? General Nature of Judgment ? The Validity of JudgmentPART II. InferenceImagination and its Factors ? Imagination as Constructive ? Inference - General Characteristics ? The Implications of Inference ? Generalisation ? Equivalent and Quasi-equivalent Inferences ? The Basis of Generalisation ? Development of the Principles of Generalisation ? Criticisms of the Theory of Generalisation ? Probable Reasoning and Analogy ? Numerical Probability ? Possibility ? The Inductive Methods ? Scientific Induction ? The Interconnection of General Truths ? Inductions and Hypothesis ? Constructive Generalisation ? Explanation ? Summary of the Theory of InferencePART III. KnowledgeValidity ? The Validity of Knowledge ? The Conception of External Reality ? Substance ? The Conception of Self ? Reality as a System ? Knowledge and Reality ? Grounds of Knowledge and BeliefINDEXHobhouse, Leonard Trelawney is the author of 'Theory Of Knowledge A Contribution To Some Problems Of Logic And Metaphysics' with ISBN 9781410216458 and ISBN 1410216454.