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Acknowledgments

From the book Principles and Proofs

  • Richard D. McKirahan
https://doi.org/10.1515/9781400887163-001
© 2017 Princeton University Press, Princeton
From the book
Principles and Proofs
Principles and Proofs

Chapters in this book (27)

Frontmatter
Contents
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Introduction
I. The Motivation for the Theory of Demonstration
II. The Approach to the Principles
III. The Kinds of Principles
IV. The Subject Genus
V. The Subordinate Sciences
VI. Axioms or Common Principles
VII. Definitions, I: The Per Se
VIII. Scientific Essences
IX. Definitions, II: Form and Content
X. Existence Claims
XI. Aristotle’s Principles and Greek Mathematics
XII. Aristotle’s Demonstrations and Euclid’s Elements
XIII. The Varieties of Demonstration, I: Universal Subject-Attribute Demonstrations
XIV. The Varieties of Demonstration, II: Application Arguments
XV. The Varieties of Demonstration, III: Demonstrations of Existence
XVI. Demonstration of Essence: Another Form of Scientific Proof?
XVII. Scientific Explanation
XVIII. Our Knowledge of the Principles
Notes
Bibliography
Index Locorum
General Index
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