Notas sobre a definição do enunciado asseverativo (logos apophantikos) em Aristóteles

Journal of Ancient Philosophy 5 (1) (2011)
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Abstract

In view of Alexander of Aphrodisias’s and Porphyry’s respective positions on the issue, I discuss whether logos apophantikos is to be defined, as DI 4 seems to imply, by its being true or false or rather, as DI 5 seems to imply, by its representing the ontological combination/separation of substrate and attribute through the logical combination/separation of subject and predicate.

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Paulo Fernando Tadeu Ferreira
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