Titlebook: Ancient Logic and Its Modern Interpretations; Proceedings of the B John Corcoran Conference proceedings 1974 D. Reidel Publishing Company,

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Karima Kourtit,Peter Nijkamp,Roger R. Stoughwhat doth not with your rules agree, forgetting all your learning, seek ye first what . rules may be”. It is interesting to reflect on some possible explanations of why it is now possible for us to ‘forget all our learning’ and seek ‘the rules that the ancients had purposed’. Perhaps the most releva

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Jenny Grek,Charlie Karlsson,Johan Klaessonhe reader will notice a certain spontaneity and liveliness not usually found in scholarly writings. Some of the speakers would want to revise their remarks were they to be published as scholarly .. Therefore, the reader should take this as a record of free conversation and not as part of the researc

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,Empirical analysis – approach,mporally distinct stages, I mention research on the Prearistotelian, Aristotelian, Stoic and Commentatorial logics in Sections 1–4. In Section 5, I offer some generalizations on the utility of modern notations in writing the history of ancient logic.

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The Energy Transformation in Germany,ty of those arguments whose validity is not plain? The Stoics appear to have set forth both a discursive method of demonstration and a test for validity. In this paper I examine these two facets of Stoic logic..

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Conference proceedings 1974e origins of these subjects has also increased significantly. Thus, it would seem that the problem of determining the extent to which ancient logical and linguistic theories admit of accurate interpretation in modern terms is now ripe for investigation. The purpose of the symposium was to gather log

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-28357-5. ?ukasiewicz elaborated his researches until he issued in 1951 his now famous monograph .. A second edition, enlarged but not revised, appeared in 1957, its author’s death having occurred in the previous year [6].

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Karima Kourtit,Peter Nijkamp,Roger R. Stoughact languages and logics. Consequently, we can now afford to look with an unjaundiced and objective eye at the writings of the ancients. The danger of forcing an ancient theory into a procrustean bed is considerably diminished.

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Corcoran on Aristotle’s Logical Theory. ?ukasiewicz elaborated his researches until he issued in 1951 his now famous monograph .. A second edition, enlarged but not revised, appeared in 1957, its author’s death having occurred in the previous year [6].

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Modern Notations and Ancient Logicmporally distinct stages, I mention research on the Prearistotelian, Aristotelian, Stoic and Commentatorial logics in Sections 1–4. In Section 5, I offer some generalizations on the utility of modern notations in writing the history of ancient logic.