Unity and diversity of the sciences: the methodology of the mathematical and of the physical sciences and the role of nominal definition

Revue Internationale de Philosophie 133 (3):384-421 (1980)
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The paper is concentrated on Aristotle's "Posterior Analytics" and attempts to show that his account of the sciences is less uniform than it is usually taken to be but shows some awareness of important differences between the mathematical and the physical sciences.

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Walter Leszl
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O Princípio de Verdade (Ensaio de Reconstrução Filosófica da Teoria Aristotélica da Verdade).Nazareno Eduardo de Almeida - 2005 - Dissertation, Pontificia Universidade Católica de Porto Alegre (Pucrs), Brazil

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