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PREFACE

INTRODUCTION

I—RELATION OF BERKELEY'S PHILOSOPHY TO OTHER SYSTEMS

II—ONTOLOGICAL NOTIONS

III—DIFFERENCES BETWEEN SUBSTANTIAL AND METAPHYSICAL LOGIC

INTELLECT

IV—ITS ORIGIN AND FUNCTION

V—TRUTH

VI—REALISM

PERCEPTION

VII

IDEAS

VIII—HOW PRODUCED

IX—MEMORY OF OBJECTS

X—MEMORY OF SENTIMENTS

XI—COMPARISON

GENERALISATION

XII—NATURE AND FUNCTION

XIII—MATTER

XIV—NOMINALISM

XV—ERRORS WITH RESPECT TO GENERALISATION

IMAGINATION

XVI

DIALECTIC

XVII—ITS SCOPE

XVIII—THE RATIONAL PARALLEL

XIX—HYPOTHETICAL ARGUMENTS

XX—DEBATE

CATEGORIES

XXI—CATEGORIES OF SUBSTANTIALISM, AND OTHERS

XXII—INHERENCE

XXIII—ASSOCIATION

XXIV—PERSPECTION

XXV—CONCRETION

XXVI—SEQUENCE

XXVII—CAUSATION

REDACTION OF COLLOQUIAL ARGUMENTS

XXVIII

FALLACIES

XXIX—OF EQUIVOCATION AND MAL-OBSERVATION

XXX—OF PARALLEL ARRANGEMENT

ACADEMICAL DIALECTIC

XXXI—ANALOGY

XXXII—IMMEDIATE INFERENCE

XXXIII—ARITHMETICAL CALCULATION

XXXIV—GEOMETRICAL DEMONSTRATION

XXXV—INDUCTION

XXXVI—ARISTOTLE'S DICTUM

XXXVII—MEDIATE COMPARISON

XXXVIII—SYLLOGISM

STUDIES IN DIALECTIC

XXXIX