3 Fermatian Inference and DeMorgan’s Syllogism of Transposed Quantity

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1. I-XXX I
2. 1 Logic of History (691) 1
3. 2 [Parts of Carnegie Application] (L 75) 13
4. 3 Fermatian Inference and DeMorgan’s Syllogism of Transposed Quantity 75
5. 4 Logico-Mathematical Glosses (812) 95
6. 5 Qualitative Logic: Preface; The Modus Ponens; The Logical Algebra of Boole (736) 101
7. 6 Meaning (Pragmatism) (622) 117
8. 7 Abstracts of Eight Lectures [Topological Basis of Philosophy of Continuity] (942) 127
9. 8 Lectures on Pragmatism, Lecture II (302, 303) 149
10. 9 Types of Reasoning (441) 167
11. 10 Reason’s Conscience; A Practical Treatise on the Theory of Discovery Wherein Logic Is Conceived as Semeiotic (parts of six notebooks in 693) 185
12. 11 An Appraisal of the Faculty of Reasoning (616, 617) 217
13. 12 [Necessary Reasoning] (760) 225
14. 13 Of the Place among the Sciences of Philosophy and of each Branch of it (from 328) 227
15. 14 Καινὰ στοιχεῖα (517) 235
16. 15 On Quantity with Special Reference to Collectional and Mathematical Infinity (15) 265
17. 16 Α. Sketch of Dichotomic Mathematics (4) 285
18. B. On the Number of Dichotomous Divisions; a Problem in Permutations (74) 301
19. 17 The Categories (717) 307
20. 18 (PAP) (293) 313
21. 19 Detached Ideas Continued and the Dispute Between Nominalists and Realists (439) 331
22. 20 [The Problem of Map Coloring] (154) 347
23. 21 How to Reason: A Critick of Arguments (397) 353
24. 22 On Physical Geometry (257) 359
25. 23 Methods of Reasoning (748) 363
26. 24 Sketch of a New Philosophy (928) 375
27. 25 [Conceptions of Modern Mathematics] (from 950) 381
28. Key to Greek Terms 387
29. Index of Νames 389
30. Subject Index 391