- A
syllogism (Ancient Gr****: συλλογισμός,
syllogismos, 'conclusion, inference') is a kind of
logical argument that
applies deductive reasoning to arrive...
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Knowledge in
William of Ockham: a
Translation of
Summa logicae III-II, De
syllogismo demonstrativo, and
Selections from the
Prologue to the Ordinatio, translated...
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advertimus nos esse res cogitantes,
prima quædam
notio est quæ ex
nullo syllogismo concluditur;
neque etiam **** quis
dicit ‘ego cogito, ergo sum, sive existo...
- from
language and reason, Aristotle's
newly coined word "syllogism" (
syllogismos)
identified logic clearly for the
first time as a
distinct field of study...
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Original treatises De
divisione (515–520?) De
syllogismo cathegorico (505–506)
Introductio ad
syllogismos cathegoricos (c. 523) De
hypotheticis syllogismis...
- Dame Press,
Notre Dame, IN. A
translation of
Summa Logicae III-II : De
Syllogismo Demonstrativo, with
selections from the
Prologue to the Ordinatio. Boehner...
- "deduction"
instead as the
meaning given by
Aristotle to the Gr**** word
syllogismos (συλλογισμός).
Scholars Jan Lukasiewicz, Józef
Maria Bocheński and Günther...
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medieval philosopher Boethius also
accepted connexive principles. In De
Syllogismo Hypothetico, he
argues that from, "If A, then if B then C," and "If B...
- Anteprædicamentis; 3, De Propositione; 4. De Demonstratione; 5. De
Syllogismo Topico; 6. De
Syllogismo Sophistico.
Logic is
mixed with metaphysics. A
second edition...
- to the
Topics contains and
relies upon his
definition of
reasoning (
syllogismós): a
verbal expression (logos) in which,
certain things having been laid...
