Аналитика аристотеля

Schole 2 (1):21-49 (2008)
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Eugene V. Orlov of the Institute of philosophy and law, Novosibirsk, discusses the basic elements of analysis in Aristotle, including the stages of scientific inquiry, the composition of valid syllogisms, and applying universal knowledge thus gained to particular inferences.

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