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The Square of Opposition: A Cornerstone of Thought (2017)

Publisher
Springer
Place of publication
Cham
Language
English
ISBN
978-3-319-45061-2

The database contains 15 chapters from this book, with a total of 96 diagrams.

Weingartner, Paul. 2017. “The Square of Opposition Interpreted with a Decidable Modal Logic.” (2 diagrams)
Raclavský, Jiří. 2017. “Two Standard and Two Modal Squares of Opposition.” (5 diagrams)
Beziau, Jean-Yves. 2017. “There Is No Cube of Opposition.” (8 diagrams)
Smessaert, Hans, and Lorenz Demey. 2017. “The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Bitstrings in Logical Geometry.” (3 diagrams)
Schang, Fabien. 2017. “An Arithmetization of Logical Oppositions.” (7 diagrams)
Carnielli, Walter. 2017. “Groups, Not Squares: Exorcizing a Fetish.” (8 diagrams)
García-Cruz, José David. 2017. “From the Square to Octahedra.” (23 diagrams)
Cavaliere, Ferdinando. 2017. “Iconic and Dynamic Models to Represent ‘Distinctive’ Predicates: The Octagonal Prism and the Complex Tetrahedron of Opposition.” (14 diagrams)
Vidal-Rosset, Joseph. 2017. “The Exact Intuitionistic Meaning of the Square of Opposition.” (7 diagrams)
Benzmüller, Christoph, and Bruno Woltzenlogel Paleo. 2017. “The Ontological Modal Collapse as a Collapse of the Square of Opposition.” (1 diagram)
Lokhorst, Gert-Jan C. 2017. “Fuzzy Eubouliatic Logic: A Fuzzy Version of Anderson’s Logic of Prudence.” (6 diagrams)
Fink, Sascha Benjamin. 2017. “Why Care beyond the Square? Classical and Extended Shapes of Oppositions in Their Application to ‘Introspective Disputes.’” (2 diagrams)
Johnston, Spencer. 2017. “The Modal Octagon and John Buridan’s Modal Ontology.” (1 diagram)
Drago, Antonino. 2017. “From Aristotle’s Square of Opposition to the ‘Tri-Unity’s Concordance’: Cusanus’ Non-Classical Reasoning.” (4 diagrams)
Kumova, Bora I. 2017. “Symmetric Properties of the Syllogistic System Inherited from the Square of Opposition.” (5 diagrams)
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