An essay on the nature and objects of the course of study in the class of the philosophy of the human mind and logic, in the University of London [1830]

Language: English. Approximately 66 pages. English : Print-on-demand reprint. Original edition : 1830. Study of the aims and scope of the course taught in the class of the philosophy of the human mind and logic at the University of London, with particular attention to the intellectual training expected in these disciplines. The work reflects early nineteenth-century academic thought on logic, mental philosophy, and university instruction, and is of interest to historians of education, philosophy, and the University of London. Book images are non-contractual.