Collected Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge: Logic

abstract affirm amanuensis analytic judgments answer antecedent apodictic appears applied Aristotle assertion attribute belong Biographia Literaria BL ch called Chapter Coleridge's common logic conceive conception conclusion connection consciousness consequently considered constitution contained contemplated contradiction derived Descartes determine distinction distinguished evidence existence experience express faculty figure formal sciences former Friend CC generalised Greek ground human Hume idea Immanuel Kant instance intuition Kant Kant's knowledge language Lects Leibniz letter logicians manuscript mathematical means metaphysics mind Moses Mendelssohn nature necessity notion object outward paragraph Parentheses inserted particular perception phenomena philosophical position possible predicate present presupposed principle priori question reality reference reflection relation rules S. T. Coleridge Samuel Taylor Coleridge sensation sense sophisms space supposed syllogism synthetic judgments term thing thought tion transcendental aesthetic transcendental logic true truth understanding unity universal verb substantive words