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, 04:26, 14 December 2010→1.2. Types of Reasoning in C.S. Peirce: re-format displays
Suppose we make the following assignments:
Suppose we make the following assignments:
{|
{| align="center" width="90%"
| width=36 | || ''A'' || = || “Wisdom”,
| width="5%" | ''A''
| width="5%" | =
| width="30%" | “Wisdom”,
| width="60%" |
|-
|-
| ''B''
| =
| “a certain character”,
|
|-
|-
| ''C''
| =
| “a certain conduct”,
|
|-
|-
| ''D''
| =
| “done by a wise man”,
|
|-
|-
| ''E''
| =
| “a certain occasion”.
|
|}
|}
Recognizing that a little more concreteness will aid the understanding, let us make the following substitutions in Peirce's example:
Recognizing that a little more concreteness will aid the understanding, let us make the following substitutions in Peirce's example:
{|
{| align="center" width="90%"
| width=36 | || ''B'' || = || “Benevolence”, a certain character,
| width="5%" | ''B''
| width="5%" | =
| width="30%" | “Benevolence”,
| width="60%" | a certain character,
|-
|-
| ''C''
| =
| “Contributes to Charity”,
| a certain conduct,
|-
|-
| ''E''
| =
| “Earlier today”,
| a certain occasion.
|}
|}