Titlebook: Ancient Logic and Its Modern Interpretations; Proceedings of the B John Corcoran Conference proceedings 1974 D. Reidel Publishing Company,

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0082-111X edge of the origins of these subjects has also increased significantly. Thus, it would seem that the problem of determining the extent to which ancient logical and linguistic theories admit of accurate interpretation in modern terms is now ripe for investigation. The purpose of the symposium was to

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Inarticulate Noises (δηλο?σιν) something, are not names. The Greek word ?γρ?μματοι which is here translated as ‘inarticulate’ needs further discussion. The metaphor that intelligible speech is ‘a(chǎn)rticulate’, i.e. ‘provided with joints’ occurs in Aristotle in ., 4.9:

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Greek Mathematics and Greek Logichis paper is the relation between Greek logic in this sense and Greek mathematics. I have resolved the topic into two questions: (1) To what extent do the principles of Greek logic derive from the forms of proof characteristic of Greek mathematics? and (2) To what extent do the Greek mathematicians show an awareness of Greek logic?

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0082-111X nally presented at the symposium. In every case, discussion at the symposium led to revisions, in some cases to extensive revisions. The editor suggested still further revisions, but in every case the author was the finaljudge of the work that appears under his name.978-94-010-2132-6978-94-010-2130-2Series ISSN 0082-111X

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