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Preface to the 1954 edition; Acknowledgements; Introduction by P. R. Bell; Part I. The Nature of Biological Research: Introduction; 1. The biologist and his problem; 2. The mode of discovery in biology; 3. The logical background of the biologist's problem; 4. The biologist's use of analogy; 5. The biologist and the written word; Part II. The Bases of Biological Thinking: Introduction; 6. Biology and truth; 7. The basic assumptions of biology; 8. Biological antitheses; 9. Antitheses and dialectic; 10. The mind and the eye; List of books and memoirs cited; Index.
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John Filla
reviewed Mind and the Eye on March 04, 2012 Mind and the Eye
My favourite logic textbook I've yet to read. I usually find them so dry and boring but this one was actually interesting and engaging...
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