The Categories, Aristotle's Logic, and his Theory of Knowledge
9. Formally Aristotle’s formal logic consists of three parts—the theory of meaning, or semantics, the theory of propositions, and the theory of inferences or deductions. 10. Socrates’ theory of meaning is dependent on the theory of Forms—things get their names—all their names, saying what they are, how they are qualified, quantified, ................
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