 | Thomas Reid - 1827 - 706 páginas
...to say, whether a proposition be universal or particular. 4. The quality of some propositions is so dubious, that logicians have never been able to agree...whether they be affirmative or negative ; as in this proposition, Whatever is insentlent is not an animal. 5. As there is one class of propositions which... | |
 | Thomas Reid - 1863 - 542 páginas
...to say, whether a proposition be universal or particular. 4. The quality of some propositions is so dubious that Logicians have never been able to agree...whether they be affirmative or negative ; as in this proposition, " Whatever is insentient is not an animal." 5. As there is one class of propositions which... | |
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The fame example may ferve to fhew, that it is fometimes difficult to fay, whether a propofition be univerfal or particular. 4. The quality of fome propofitions is fo dubious, that logicians have never been able to agree whether they be affirmative or... 
