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Between Imagination and Gambling. The Forms of Validity in Scholastic Logic
History and Philosophy of Logic 41 (4):331-351 (2020)
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1. This paper addresses the development of mutual relations between two sets of ideas in scholastic logic. First, consider the following statements: (1) It is impossible to encounter a chimera.(2)...Author's Profile
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