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Excerpt from A New Logic
From the professional logician I can expect no mercy. I have attacked his most cherished opinions, disputed his most sacred dogmas, and have held up to derision his most revered authorities. To him I am that most noxious of all vermin, the irregular practitioner; and I expect him to deal with me faith fully, after the manner of the orthodox to the heterodox. If he would only restrict his choice of weapons to those that are in the arsenal of Traditional Logic, I should rest in the complacent security of a modern battleship attacked by bows and arrows; but no logician reasons syllogistically, except in the formal argu ments with which he illustrates the syllogism, and the arrows that pierce me will be winged with feathers plucked from my own logical tail.
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