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... Aristotle in the Categories and the Physics is present in the charts we are to discuss . It also means that Aristotle is probably interpreted through the modifications which are implied in the Ramistic organizations by dichotomies ...
... Aristotle in the Categories and the Physics is present in the charts we are to discuss . It also means that Aristotle is probably interpreted through the modifications which are implied in the Ramistic organizations by dichotomies ...
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... Aristotle . His proposition was , " Quaecumque ab Aristotele dicta essent , commentitia esse " , or everything that Aristotle said is arbitrary . The translation of commentitia is difficult . Formerly it was translated as " false " but ...
... Aristotle . His proposition was , " Quaecumque ab Aristotele dicta essent , commentitia esse " , or everything that Aristotle said is arbitrary . The translation of commentitia is difficult . Formerly it was translated as " false " but ...
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... Aristotle : they comprised the first half of logic , Invention . The famous ten cat- etegories were Substance and its accidents : Quantity , Quality , Relation , Place , Time , Posture , Possession , Action , and Passion . These ...
... Aristotle : they comprised the first half of logic , Invention . The famous ten cat- etegories were Substance and its accidents : Quantity , Quality , Relation , Place , Time , Posture , Possession , Action , and Passion . These ...
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