Titlebook: Induction, Probability, and Causation; C. D. Broad Book 1968 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1968 Donald Davidson.bibliography.f

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Critical Notice, subject. The present reviewer well remembers going over the proofs of the earlier parts of it in the long vacation of 1914 with Mr. Keynes and Mr. Russell. From these innocent pleasures Mr. Keynes was suddenly hauled away on a friendly sidecar to advise the authorities in London on the . and the fo

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Critical Notice,an the first volume, on account of the extreme practical importance of its main subject, and also on account of the digressions on such matters as Magnitude and Symbolism. It covers the whole range of mathematical reasoning, and it also deals with those types of argument which Mill tried, not too su

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Mr. Johnson on the Logical Foundations of Science,r, whilst they have all the technical merits of the earlier ones. It will be remembered that, in Part II, Mr. Johnson considered various processes of reasoning which he called ‘intuitive’, ‘summary’, and ‘demonstrative’ induction. None of these is quite what plain men mean by ‘induction’; that proce

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The Principles of Problematic Induction,esses to assign a probability to the conclusion that all, or a certain proportion of, S’s will have this characteristic. It is assumed that no intrinsic or necessary connexion can be seen between the characteristics S and P. Where such a connexion can be seen, the fact that all observed S’s have bee

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The Principles of Demonstrative Induction, and clearly as I could the present position of the logical theory of what Mr. Johnson calls ‘Problematic Induction’. In the present paper I propose to do the same for what he calls ‘Demonstrative Induction.’ In the former undertaking I was greatly indebted to Mr. Keynes, and in this I am even more

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Critical Notice, Frank of Prague and the late Prof. Schlick of Vienna. The author is a very distinguished mathematician, formerly of Berlin and now professor at Istanbul. So far as I can discover, the first edition was not noticed in .. For this reason and because the book contains an extremely clear and able state

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Critical Notice,epared by him for the press in the scanty leisure which he has enjoyed since that war changed from ‘hot’ to ‘cold’. It forms an admirable general introduction to the philosophy of the two inter-connected subjects named in its title, but what makes it particularly exciting is certain special doctrine

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Broad on Induction and Probability,he following ones: Keynes’ . (1921), Nicod’s . (1923), the chapters on in­duction and causality in the second and third volumes of Johnson’s . (1922, 1924), and Broad’s papers, ‘Induction and Probability’ 1918, 1920), ‘The Principles of Problematic Induction’ (1927), and ‘The Principles of Demonstra

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