CHAPTER XI. · PHILOSOPHY OF INDUCTIVE INFERENCE.

From The Principles of Science: A Treatise on Logic and Scientific Method by William Stanley Jevons.

1. Philosophy of Inductive Inference 218

2. Various Classes of Inductive Truths 219

3. The Relation of Cause and Effect 220

4. Fallacious Use of the Term Cause 221

5. Confusion of Two Questions 222

6. Definition of the Term Cause 224

7. Distinction of Inductive and Deductive Results 226

8. The Grounds of Inductive Inference 228

9. Illustrations of the Inductive Process 229

10. Geometrical Reasoning 233

11. Discrimination of Certainty and Probability 235

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