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On the historical transformations of the square of opposition as semiotic object (English)
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25 March 2020
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The authors study the Aristotelian square of opposition, its Medieval reception, and its transformation by Nicolai Alexandrovich Vasiliev (1880--1940), in a lecture delivered in 1910, in what amounts to a ``turning point in history'' into a ``triangle,'' the connection between Vasiliev's imaginary logic and paraconsistent logic as well as other 20th century departures from Aristotelian orthodoxy.
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quantification
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square of opposition
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Aristotle
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Boethius
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non-Aristotelian logic
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foundations of logic
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Apuleius of Madaura
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classifications of judgements
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traditional logic
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Nikolai A. Vasiliev
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