Chapter XXVII: CAUSATION--Its peculiarities--How

distinguished from Sequence--Effects are never
causes--Cause consists of Motive, Plan, and
Power--Generation not causation--Atoms not
causes--Sub-categories of Causation--'Conservation'
of Energy discussed--Note on DREAMS 130

REDACTION OF COLLOQUIAL ARGUMENTS

XXVIII Language not naturally an instrument of
Argument--How to adapt it to this purpose--Negative
words--Partitive words--Redaction does not extend to the
correction of faulty observation--Syllogistic Conversion
not necessary on the Substantial method 151

FALLACIES

XXIX Of Equivocation--Of Imperfect Observation 157

XXX Of Parallel Arrangement--Suppressed
Precedent--Inferring a negative from Contrast--False
Analogy--Doubtful Precedent--Of Accident--Of Division--Of
Composition--Dialectical Tautology--Cross
Reasoning--Fallacy of No Case--Of Inversion--Suppressed
Conclusion--Of No Application--Of Irrelevant Conclusion 161

ACADEMICAL DIALECTIC

XXXI Various notions of Reason entertained by
Syllogists--One only true, Analogy 175

XXXII 'Immediate Inference' is not Argument,
but explicitness and emphasis in language 176

XXXIII Arithmetic, what it is--The Real and the
Symbolic--Reasoning enters only into the Real--The Symbolic
a kind of expression 177

XXXIV Geometrical Demonstration not a form of
Reasoning--The so-called 'deductive reasoning' of Geometry
a graduated series of lessons in perception 182

XXXV Induction not a special kind of reasoning,
but a deduction with suppressed precedent--Other meanings
of the word 185

XXXVI Aristotle's Dictum explained and refuted 187

XXXVII Mediate Comparison not Argument 189

XXXVIII Syllogism analysed--It is not
Argument--Doctrine of the Predicate--Moods of the
Syllogism discussed--All moods reducible to One 191

STUDIES IN DIALECTIC

XXXIX Additional examples to illustrate the
Dialectic of Substantialism 205