Titlebook: Aspects of Aristotle’s Logic of Modalities; Jeroen Rijen Book 1989 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1989 Aristotle.logic.metaphysics.nature.time

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SpringerBriefs in Computer Sciencethis study stands in relation to work already done by others. So let us first survey the general setting in which this inquiry will take place and chart the main trends of current research in this field.

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Creative Thinking, Creativity and Ideationfrom matter altogether. Instead, this text is larded with the .-operator . and talk about treating things as separated from other things which, in reality, do not exist independently of them. The passage 1078a21–26 will serve as a characteristic example:

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Creative Thinking, Creativity and Ideatione. Another consequence was that If it is possible for an object of a certain natural kind to have a certain property or characteristic, that object itself or another object of the same kind has that property or characteristic at least once. It was here that the . came to the fore as formulated in (57) and (60).

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General Principles of Institution Design,nizing different kinds of modalities with Aristotle’s liberality in that respect. Taking stock of the many kinds of necessity that Aristotle distinguished between, he found at least ten different varieties of the modality concerned.

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My French Scientific Career up to 2012,if follows from ψ and L? has already been obtained in one way or another. All this is common ground. Aristotle however goes one step further, and strengthens rule (12) in a way in which not everyone would be willing to follow him. In . I.13, 32a18f., he describes what he understands by ‘contingent’:

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