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subjective.
He is naturally given to attaching importance to feelings; and so he comes to think that feeling is the reasoning, that as one of the most eminent of these writers says "Das Gefuhl ist der letzte Ankerguind aller Gerrissheit uberhaupt."
Note the vagueness of that!
But there is nothing more definitely in the whole vast treatise.

Another argument which fortifies the delusion that right reasoning is a question of feeling is this : "The physicists and naturalists, it is urged have met with marvellous success in their inquiries; and yet they have paid mighty little attention to any theories of reasoning whatever.
They have in fact, mainly been entirely ignorant of logic."
Well what then?
It might, with far more truth, be said the champion billiard players have in the main been entirely ignorant of