The Philosophy of the Inductive Sciences, Founded Upon Their History, Volume 1

John W. Parker, 1847 - Induction (Logic) - 679 pages

THE PHILOSOPHY OF BIOLOGY	xv

OF KNOWLEDGE	1

OF PALETIOLOGICAL SCIENCES IN GENERAL 637	2

The Ancients	3

OF THE MEASURE OF SECONDARY QUALITIES 319	4

Phenomenal Uranology	5

Phenomenal Geography of Plants and Animals	6

Organic Sensibility and Contractility not separable	7

The central consciousness may be obscure	20

Reflex Muscular Action	21

Instinct	22

Difficulty of conceiving Instinct	23

Instinct opposed to Insight	24

OF FACTS AS THE MATERIALS OF SCIENCE	26

Is Uniformity probable a priori? 4 Cycle of Uniformity indefinite 5 Uniformitarian Arguments are Negative only 6 Uniformity in the Organic World ...	28

Hybrids	32

Improperly described by Bichat	8

Brown	9

Scales of Light	10

Cuviers view	11

Elementary contractile Action	12

Strength of Muscular Fibre	13

Sensations become Perceptions	14

By means of Ideas	15

And lead to Muscular Actions	16

Attempts to conceive the Process of Generation	17

Transition to Psychology	18

A center is introduced	19

OF THE COLLIGATION OF FACTS	36

This included in the Notion of Disease 12 It belongs to Organized Creatures only 13 The term Final Cause 14 Law and Design 15 Final Causes and M...	38

ON THE NATURE OF THE TRUTH OF THE LAWS	39

OF CERTAIN CHARACTERISTICS OF SCIENTIFIC INDUC	46

ON THE FUNDAMENTAL ANTITHESIS OF PHILOSOPHY 647	47

Aphorisms III IV V VI VII relative to the Application	53

I Idea of Space	56

INTRODUCTION 119	58

FURTHER ADVANCE OF THE SENSATIONAL SCHOOL 320

OF LAWS OF PHENOMENA AND OF CAUSES 95

BOOK XIII

Title	The Philosophy of the Inductive Sciences, Founded Upon Their History, Volume 1
Author	William Whewell
Publisher	John W. Parker, 1847
Original from	The British Library
Digitized	11 Sep 2014
Length	679 pages

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