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Remarks on Stoic deduction
In Ancient Logic and its Modern Interpretations. Boston: Reidel. pp. 169--181 (1974)
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This paper raises obvious questions undermining any residual confidence in Mates work and revealing our embarrassing ignorance of true nature of Stoic deduction. It was inspired by the challenging exploratory work of JOSIAH GOULD.Author's Profile
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