126 TRANS. OF THE ACAD. OF SCIENCE. 
a Gistsie from their g Ma relations is “wnder- 
standing,” “intellection,” or, appreciation of the special by the 
All understanding takes place by syllogistic derivation of 
the known wn ultimates from their granted a or effi- 
cient categorie . Hence, without the fundamental ideas, no 
ayllogistic comprehension or understanding is is ‘poe ssible. 
experimental, analytic, or “inductive” science, where we 
sie boobs to proceed on the granted ultimate phenomena, 
such as conceived, the fundamental or explanatory ideas be- 
mg themselves the — object in question, they remain to 
be int to effect an und 
: erstanding. 
,, + herefore, the e progressive introduction of the explanatory _ 
ideas py: vein of in analytic science. 
” a itself ee € intelligence generally, (A. M. 
. brongg! its conceptions are 
d indagative. e 
\ F diapucotie hand-books, the se- 
dogmatic ee ions of the 
i the Brogrd 
dt), tier apathetic opi tion 
OPS pee tat Baek operations of the mind. 
_ Mele nce itselt i is the © systematic survey and nexual under- 
of phenomena, whether that nea. ily ca 
