Why the Hexagon of Opposition is Really a Triangle: Logical Structures as Geometric Shapes (2024), p. 122
by Milstein, Ori
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- A cube, also for the modal logic KD. Notice the quasi-reappearance of modal hexagons of opposition when one looks straight at a vertex
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- Representation of contradiction
- By central symmetry
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