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Reasoning Power or Practical Logic — William Walker Atkinson / Edward E. Beals — 1922
Reasoning Power or Practical Logic — William Walker Atkinson / Edward E. Beals — 1922
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Edition Details
- Authors
- William Walker Atkinson, Edward E. Beals
- Original publication year
- 1922
- Edition publication year
- 1922
- Available formats
- Digital PDF, Physical Book
- Subjects & traditions
- New Thought, Psychology, Human Potential
Clear thinking is not merely an inherited talent; it can be trained through method and repeated use.
In Reasoning Power, or Practical Logic (1922), William Walker Atkinson and Edward E. Beals present logic as a working instrument for everyday judgment, analysis, and decision-making.
Issued as the tenth volume of the twelve-volume Personal Power Books, the book examines the psychology of reasoning and the processes of analysis, synthesis, judgment, analogy, induction, causation, and deduction. Its aim is practical: to help the reader distinguish sound conclusions from confused thought and apply orderly reasoning to ordinary problems.
Details
Authors: William Walker Atkinson and Edward E. Beals
Publication year: 1922
Series: Personal Power Books, Volume 10 of 12
Length: 176 pages
Subjects: Practical logic, reasoning, judgment, analysis, induction, and deduction
Available formats: PDF and Physical Book
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