...whole of them more easily, and more perfectly, and remember them with greater facility. The sorting a multitude of things into parcels, for the sake of...them better, and remembering them more easily, is classification. When we afctempt to classify a multitude of things, we first observe some respects...

...above themselves."2 "A class consists of several things coming under a common description."* " The sorting of a multitude of things into parcels, for...them better, and remembering them more easily, is classification. When we attempt to classify a multitude of things, we first observe some respects in...

...objects differ, and separates or abstracts those of resemblance, it is called a process of abstraction: as it is a passing from particulars to generals, it...plums ; it would therefore perform the operations of abstraction, generalization, and classification. "Were the chemical elements placed before it on a...

...objects differ, and separates or abstracts those of resemblance, it is called a process of abstraction: as it is a passing from particulars to generals, it...plums; it would therefore perform the operations of abstraction, generalization, and classification. Were the chemical elements placed before it on a table,...

...above themselves.'" "A class consists of several things coming under a common description."* " The sorting of a multitude of things into parcels, for...them better, and remembering them more easily, is classification. When we attempt to classify a multitude of things, we first observe some respects in...

...class consists of several things coming under a common description. ' ' Whately, Log. , bi, § 3. " The sorting of a multitude of things into parcels, for...them better, and remembering them more easily, is classification. When we attempt to classify a multitude of things, we first observe some respects in...

...class consists of several things coming under a common description." Whately, Log. , bi,§3. " The sorting of a multitude of things into parcels, for...them better, and remembering them more easily, is classification. When we attempt to classify a multitude of things, we first observe some respects in...

...above themselves." 2 "A class consists of several things coming under a common description." 3 " The sorting of a multitude of things into parcels, for...them better, and remembering them more easily, is classification. When we attempt to classify a multi tude of things, we first observe some respects...

...consists of several things coming under a common description " (Whately, Logic, bk. i. sec. 3). " The sorting of a multitude of things into parcels, for...them better, and remembering them more easily, is classification " (Taylor, Elements of Thought). " Classification is a contrivance for the best possible...