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====Aristotle and the Peripatetic School==== Aristotle's ''[[Posterior Analytics]]'' covers the methods of inductive proof in natural philosophy and in the social sciences. The first book of [[s:Organon (Owen)/The Posterior Analytics|Posterior Analytics]] describes the nature and science of demonstration and its elements: including definition, division, intuitive reason of first principles, particular and universal demonstration, affirmative and negative demonstration, the difference between science and opinion, etc.
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