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The collection examines the nature and functions of reflective thought and its relation to experience, treating judgment as central to knowing and connecting logic with psychology and ethics. Essays analyze antecedents, datum, content and object of thinking, the structure and stages of judgment, the role of hypothesis, the distinction between image and idea, early Greek logical themes, valuation as a logical operation, and purposive aspects of reasoning. Authors emphasize inquiry as reconstructive and instrumental, and explore how cognitive methods shape and are shaped by practical aims and scientific procedure.
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