The Art of Controversies

1 Vices of mingled disputes 2 The controversy of controversies 3 The religion of a peasant 4 The elements of thinking 5 The balance of law 6 Can there be an obligation to believe? 7 Controversies on sacred matters 8 The judge of controversies 9 Towards a heuristics for litigation 10 The method of jurists and the method of doctors 11 Interpretation and argumentation in law 12 Towards a heuristics for discovery 13 Estimating the uncertain 14 Towards a numerical universal language 15 The encyclopedia and the method of discovery 16 Towards a heuristics for persuading 17 The other's place 18 Persuading a skeptic 19 On controversies 20 On principles 21 Two prefaces to the general science 22 Introduction to a secret encyclopedia 23 On the creation of a new logic 24 New openings 25 Theology and the principle of contradiction 26 Changing religion 27 Methods of reunion 28 An Ars Characteristica for the rational sciences 29 'Characterizing' definitions and demonstrating propositions 30 Advancing the art of discovery 31 Correspondence with the Hamburg Jungians 32 The philosophical sin controversy 33 Confronting the Catholic hardliners: two memoirs for Pellisson 34 Defining what pertains to faith 35 Judgment of a Catholic doctor 36 Presumptions and fictions in legal argumentation : correspondence with Johannes Werlhof 37 The 'method of establishments': to Thomas Burnett of Kemeny 38 The achievements of logic and beyond: to Gabriel Wagner 39 Pacts, contracts, and natural law 40 Approaching the church of England 41 Dialectic principles and their application 42 The history and tasks of logic: to Cornelius Dietrich Koch 43 Bold conjectures: to Louis Bourguet 44 The dynamics of formulating and expounding the system: to Nicolas-Francois Remond 45 The use of logic against skepticism: to Karl G. Ehler