Scientific Method: Its Philosophical Basis and Its Modes of Application

accept admit antecedent appear argument Aristotle Aristotle's Bacon Bain believe bodies Brit Carveth Read causation cause circumstances common conception conclusion connotation consciousness consequent deductive deductive reasoning definition Descartes distinct doctrine doubt Dualist Dugald Stewart effect Ency equal error Essay event evidence examination existence experience explain facts Formal Logic Fowler genus give Hume hypothesis ideas induction inference instance investigation Jevons knowledge Lewes light Locke mammæ matter means Metaphysics method Method of Agreement Method of Difference Mill Mill's Mill's Methods mind motion nature never Novum Organum objects observation opinion particular phenomena phenomenon Phil Philosophy planets Plato points possible premisses principles prism probability Professor Welton qualities reason refraction regard result says Scholasticism Science scientific scientific method seems sensation sense Sidgwick Socrates substance supposed syllogism term theory things thought tion true truth Veitch Whewell Whewell's words