Le syllogisme catégorique.Traduit par Mawusse Kpakpo AKUEADOTEVI : Un aperçu général à partir de l’Organon, notamment des Premiers analytiques d’Aristote
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Aristote Syllogisme logiqueSujets proches
Knowledge--Philosophy Blanks (Forms) Forms, blanks, etc Blank forms Work, Method of Industry (Psychology) Method of work Social theory Natural science Sciences Science of science Argumentation Ratiocination Mental philosophy Papers Looking-glasses Aberration, Chromatic and spherical World literature Western literature (Western countries) Belles-lettres Induction, Ampliative Ampliative induction Inference (Logic) Dialogs WritersCiter ce document
Shahid Rahman et al., « Le syllogisme catégorique.Traduit par Mawusse Kpakpo AKUEADOTEVI », HAL-SHS : histoire, philosophie et sociologie des sciences et des techniques, ID : 10670/1.4irm0e
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Addenda: The paper has the only aim to provide a brief overview on traditional Syllogistic for a seminar, pulling together classical well known literature on the subject. There is no claim of originality here nor that the method of systematization mirrors Aristotle's one. In fact, I am convinced by K. Ebbinghaus/J. Corcoran/T. Smiley/R. Smith work that Aristotle's Syllogistic is not an axiomatic system but rather a system of rules. Moreover I think that the reasoning behind the establishment of the valid inference forms of each figure, could be rendered by dialogues as presented in the Topica, where the strategic level is close to a natural deduction system of the kind developed by the authors mentioned afore. However, this is still an ongoing project. Shahid Rahman, 2 Oct. 2010