The reception of Aristotle’s logic in Late Antiquity is a largely understudied topic. Building on a previous monograph entirely dedicated to Alexander of Aphrodisias’ logic (Georg Olms, 2011), I explore in these pages the aftermath of Aristotle’s logical thinking from the 1st century BC to the 6th century AD. This book is designed to present the internal coherence of a decade-long exploration of this hitherto understudied page of the history of Western thought. I pay attention to the key role of Alexander of Aphrodisias thanks to whom a peculiar version of Aristotle’s logic was handed over to the later tradition, and I stress that Alexander’s systematization is only one among the possible readings of the Organon, as is shown by the radically different syllogistic theory outlined by Boethus of Sidon.
The reception of aristotle's logic in late antiquity
Titolo | The reception of aristotle's logic in late antiquity |
Autore | Luca Gili |
Argomento | Scienze umane Filosofia |
Collana | Koinos Logos |
Editore | Carabba |
Formato |
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Pagine | 224 |
Pubblicazione | 11/2024 |
ISBN | 9788863447897 |