Logic as the Science of the Pure Concept

Front Matter......Page 1
TItle......Page 3
TRANSLATOR\'S PREFACE......Page 5
ADVERTISEMENT......Page 9
PREFACE TO THIRD ITALIANEDITION OF THE LOGIC......Page 11
CONTENTS......Page 19
FIRST PART - THE PURE CONCEPT, THE INDIVIDUAL JUDGMENT, AND THE A PRIORI LOGICAL SYNTHESIS......Page 35
I AFFIRMATION OF THE CONCEPT......Page 37
II THE CONCEPT AND THE PSEUDOCONCEPTS......Page 53
III THE CHARACTERISTICS AND THE CHARACTER OF THE CONCEPT......Page 74
IV DISPUTES AS TO THE NATURE OF THE CONCEPT......Page 92
V CRITIQUE OF THE DIVISIONS OF THE  CONCEPTS AND THEORY OF DISTINCTION AND DEFINITION......Page 106
VI OPPOSITION AND LOGICAL PRINCIPLES......Page 126
I THE CONCEPT AND VERBAL FORM THE DEFINITIVE JUDGMENT......Page 142
II THE CONCEPT AND THE VERBAL FORM. THE SYLLOGISM......Page 154
III CRITIQUE OF FORMALIST LOGIC......Page 167
IV THE INDIVIDUAL JUDGMENT AND PERCEPTION......Page 182
V THE INDIVIDUAL JUDGMENT AND THE PREDICATE OF EXISTENCE......Page 195
VI THE INDIVIDUAL PSEUDOCONCEPTS. CLASSIFICATION AND ENUMERATION......Page 213
I IDENTITY OF THE JUDGMENT OF DEFINITION PURE CONCEPT AND OF THE INDIVIDUAL JUDGMENT......Page 232
II THE LOGICAL, A PRIORI SYNTHESIS......Page 252
III LOGIC AND THE DOCTRINE OF THE CATEGORIES......Page 266
SECOND PART - PHILOSOPHY, HISTORY AND THENATURAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES......Page 279
I THE FORMS OF KNOWLEDGE AND THE DIVISIONS OF KNOWLEDGE......Page 281
II PHILOSOPHY......Page 295
III HISTORY......Page 313
IV IDENTITY OF PIIILOSOPHY AND HISTORY......Page 344
V THE NATURAL SCIENCES......Page 364
VI MATHEMATICS AND THE MATHEMATICAL SCIENCEOF NATURE......Page 396
VII THE CLASSIFICATION OF THE SCIENCES......Page 412
THIRD PART - THE FORMS OF ERRORS AND THESEARCH FOR TRUTH......Page 423
I ERROR AND ITS NECESSARY FORMS......Page 425
II AESTIIETICISM, EMPIRICISM AND MATHEMATICISM......Page 440
III PHILOSOPHISM......Page 454
IV MYTHOLOGISM......Page 472
V DUALISM, SCEPTICISM AND MYSTICISM......Page 483
VI THE ORDER OF ERRORS AND THE SEARCH FOR TRUTH......Page 496
VII THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF ERROR AND THE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY......Page 513
VIII \"DE CONSOLATIONE PHILOSOPHIAE\"......Page 527
FOURTH PART - HISTORICAL RETROSPECT......Page 535
I THE HISTORY OF LOGIC AND THE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY......Page 537
II THE THEORY OF THE CONCEPT......Page 546
III THE THEORY OF THE INDIVIDUAL JUDGMENT......Page 595
IV THEORIES OF THE RELATIONS BETWEEN THOUGHT AND WORD AND FORMALIST LOGIC......Page 617
V CONCERNING THIS LOGIC......Page 637