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Aristotle's Categories, why 10?
Philosophical Alternatives (6):101-111 (2019)
Abstract
Aristotle‘s categories are presented as a system relying on logic and syntax instead of on meanings. His square of oppositions is found to be of crucial importance.Author's Profile
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