| Introduction
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BOOK I. EXPERIMENTAL SCIENCE
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Chapter 1. MEASUREMENT OF THE FORCE OF GRAVITY
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| 1. A Source of Error in Pendulum Measurements
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| 2. Six Reasons for the Prosecution of Pendulum Experiments
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Chapter 2. SMALL DIFFERENCES OF SENSATION
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| 1. Original Paper
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| 2. Later Reflections
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BOOK II. SCIENTIFIC METHOD
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Chapter 1. SCIENTIFIC METHOD
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| 1. Science
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| 2. Logic and Scientific Method
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| 3. Scientific Method
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| 4. Simplicity
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| 5. Kinds of Reasoning
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| 6. Kinds of Induction
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| 7. Uniformity of Nature
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Chapter 2. ECONOMY OF RESEARCH
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| 1. Original Paper
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| 2. Later Reflections
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Chapter 3. THE LOGIC OF DRAWING HISTORY FROM ANCIENT DOCUMENTS
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| 1. Abstract
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| 2. The Theory of Balancing Likelihoods
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| 3. Criticism of the Theory of Balancing Likelihoods
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| 4. The Logic of Science
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| 5. Regularity and Explanation
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| 6. Abduction, Induction, and Deduction
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| 7. Three Kinds of Induction
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| 8. Abduction
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| 9. The Logic of History
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| 10. Application of the Method
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Chapter 4. NOTES ON SCIENCE
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| 1. The Study of Great Men
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| 2. The History of Science
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| 3. Measurement
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Chapter 5. THE LOGIC OF 1873
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| 1. Investigation
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| 2. Logic
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| 3. Observation and Reasoning
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| 4. Reality
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| 5. Time and Thought
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| 6. Belief
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| 7. Pragmatism
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BOOK III. PHILOSOPHY OF MIND
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Chapter 1. PSYCHOGNOSY
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| 1. Introduction
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| 2. Consciousness and Purpose
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| 3. Mind and Body
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| 4. Nomological Psychognosy
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| 5. Psychology
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| 6. Classificatory Psychognosy
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Chapter 2. ASSOCIATION
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| 1. General Characteristics of Mental Action
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| 2. Contiguity and Resemblance
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| 3. Defence of Author's Opinions Stated in [Sec. 2]
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| 4. Psychological Truths Needed in Logic
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| 5. Theoretical Interest
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| 6. Experience and Inference
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| 7. Uncontrolled Inference
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| 8. Association and Inference
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| 9. Association and the Law of Mind
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Chapter 3. HABIT
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| 1. Laws of Physics
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| 2. Non-Conservative Actions
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| 3. Relative and Absolute Motion
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| 4. Psychical Action
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| 5. Association
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| 6. Law of Action of Ideas
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| 7. Physics and Psychics
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| 8. Evolution of the Laws of Nature
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| 9. Chance and Law
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Chapter 4. CONSCIOUSNESS
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| 1. Categories of Experience
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| 2. Forms of Consciousness
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| 3. Consciousness and Reasoning
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| 4. What is the Use of Consciousness?
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| 5. Synechism and Immortality
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| 6. Consciousness and Language
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Chapter 5. TELEPATHY AND PERCEPTION
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| 1. Telepathy
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| 2. The Scientific Attitude
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| 3. Perception
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| 4. A Programme
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| 5. The Percipuum
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