The Cretan square
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- A cube of opposition for predicate logic
- Around and beyond the square of opposition
- Existential import, Aristotelian logic, and its generalizations
- From analogical proportion to logical proportions
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2072514 (Why is no real title available?)
- Kant's antinomies of pure reason and the `hexagon of predicate negation'
- On the historical transformations of the square of opposition as semiotic object
- Platonic contrariety (\textit{enantia}): ancestor of the Aristotelian notion of contradiction (\textit{antiphasis})?
- Structures of opposition and comparisons: Boolean and gradual cases
- Swyneshed, Aristotle and the rule of contradictory pairs
- The power of the hexagon
- The square of opposition: a cornerstone of thought
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(7)- Square of opposition: a diagram and a theory in historical perspective
- The Vatican square
- The Exoteric Square of Opposition
- Turnstile figures of opposition
- Ex incompatibilitate sequitur quodlibet (The explosiveness of incompatibility and the compatibility of negation)
- Smurfing the square of opposition
- Hellenic vestiges in the bastioned front of the late 1700s
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