Making value judgements: principles of sound reasoning

Malabar, Fla.: Krieger (1985)
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This text examines the principles of sound reasoning concerning deduction, induction, and observation brought to bear upon the activity of value judgements. It has practical exercises, to aid application, and avoids technical jargon.

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