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EVENING CLASSES 329 specially adapted to meet the requirements of candidates for the degrees of and Sc in the University of London General Structure and Life-history of the following Animals as types of some of the principal divisions of the Animal Kingdom -Amoeba Paramoecium Hydra Tsenia Leech Mussel Snail Centipede Insect Lobster Prog Comparative Structure of tbe Digestive Apparatus in- eluding the Teeth in the Dog Sheep Pig and Rabbit Comparative Structure and Actions of the Circulating and Respiratory Organs in the Animals enumerated above and also in each of the Vertebrated Classes Essential Structure of Secretory Organs principal varieties in the Structure of the Liver and Kidney General plan of the Nervous System in Mollusca Arthrozoa and Vertebrata Proportionate Development of the Spinal Cord and of the several Encephalic Centres in the ascending series of Ver- tebrata -Respective Functions of those Centres -Modes of Reflex Actions Besides the collection and diagrams contained in the Museum of the College large series of fresh specimens is employed to illustrate the lectures 28 LOGIC Day and Hour oj Attendance-Monday from to Definitions and History-Use Method and Relation of tbe Science to others-Elementary Parts of Mental Science- Forms of Thought-Language in its Relation to Thought- Terms-The l'redicables-Nominalism and Realism-Logical Division and Definition-Propositions-Quantification of the Predicate-Causation Induction Syllogism-Moods and Figures Secondary Forms of Syllogism Hypothetical Reasoning-Circumstantial and Chain Evidence-Fallacies- Analysis The Lecturer hopes to make the course sufficient for the and Sc Examinations at the University of London Text Book Jevons' Elementary Lessons in Logic