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Logic and Epistemology
In Steven Nadler (ed.), Mill. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 155–174 (2009-01-02)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Mill on Our Knowledge of the External World Mill on Our Knowledge of “Necessary” Truths Mill's “Reduction” of Deductive Reasoning to Inductive Reasoning Mill on the Ground of Inductive Reasoning Mill's Methods Further Reading.Author Profiles
logic and epistemology Mill on our knowledge of the external world Mill on our knowledge of “necessary” truths Mill's “reduction” of deductive reasoning to inductive reasoning Mill's claim ‐ inductive reasoning takes one from particulars to particulars Mill's epistemology and inductive reasoning causation understood in terms of Humean constant conjunction Mill's methods ‐ enumerative induction to justify beliefs about the world method of concomitant variations joint method of agreement and difference
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