Studies in Human Nature #262690

It is strange to find Mr. Bosanquet stating that Logic has no criterion of truth or test of reasoning (logic, vol. I. P. One may fairly ask how he can maintain such a position in the face of his declaration that for logic at all events it is a postulate that the truth is the whole? What is such a proposition except a criterion of truth, a criterion, moreover, which he is at pains to apply throughout his entire work?