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Hermann Lotze's "Logic" in Volume II explores the intricate relationships between thought, investigation, and knowledge, emphasizing the dynamic processes of reasoning and understanding. He examines how ideas develop through reflective processes, highlighting the importance of logical structures in shaping scientific inquiry and philosophical insight. Lotze underscores the role of mental activity in forming concepts, drawing attention to the connection between subjective cognition and objective reality, thus offering a profound analysis of the foundations of human knowledge and the methods by which we attain certainty.Logic - in Three Books of Thought, of Investigation and of Knowledge - Vol. II is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1888.

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