Induction and Deduction

First published in 1890, Induction and Deduction is a collection of essays that discuss the history and philosophy of science. Constance Naden explores the nature of scientific inquiry, and provides insights into the ways in which scientific reasoning has evolved over time. Her work continues to be of value to those seeking to better understand the relationship between science and philosophy today.
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