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Volume 3, Issue 1, February 2023

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The Reducibility of Generalized Modal Syllogisms Based on ☐AM◊I-1

Jing Xu, Xiaojun Zhang

Abstract: There is the reducibility between the generalized modal syllogism ☐AM◊I-1 and the other 20 valid generalized modal syllogisms. This paper first proves the validity of the generalized modal syllogism based on the truth value definitions of sentences with quantification, set theory and modal logic, then derives the other 20 v [...] Read more.

Abstract References PDF (249 K) April 9, 2023 40 Downloads 433 Views DOI: 10.54647/philosophy720075

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The Reductions between/among Aristotelian Syllogisms Based on the Syllogism AII-3

Yijiang Hao

Abstract: With the help of the definitions of the inner and outer negative Aristotelian quantifiers, the symmetry of Aristotelian quantifiers no and some, the anti-syllogism rules and the subsequent weakening rule, this paper illustrates the reducible relations between valid Aristotelian syllogisms of different figures and different [...] Read more.

Abstract References PDF (203 K) October 7, 2023 38 Downloads 330 Views DOI: 10.54647/philosophy720083

Volume 2, Issue 1, February 2022

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ONTOLOGY, DIALECTICS AND 3D PHILOSOPHY

Givi Givishvili

Abstract: Three space experiments carried out in 2004-2018 placed all points on "i" in the discussion about the nature of space-time, which began with the apories of Zeno of Eleia. Experiments have proved that space-time does not exist physically. They are what Democritus called "nothing," unlike "what," which is associated with ever [...] Read more.

Abstract References PDF (407 K) August 7, 2022 44 Downloads 725 Views DOI: 10.54647/philosophy72066

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To the justification of the Super-strong Anthropic Principle

Givishvili G.

Abstract: Empirical data in situ of recent years indicate that spacetime does not exist physically: they are not material - they do not have any of the characteristics inherent in material objects. At the same time, space-time is the most fundamental and universal mediator between all, without exception, material objects of Nature. I [...] Read more.

Abstract References PDF (337 K) September 19, 2022 41 Downloads 557 Views DOI: 10.54647/philosophy72069

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Persistent Complex Bereavement Disorder as Fetish

Jon K. Amundson

Abstract: Though grief and loss have been normalized in mental health discourse, a particular class ofbereavement remains as diagnosis- Persistent Complex Bereavement Disorder. Discussion of thismore complex and enduring condition is undertaken in what follows. The dynamics of grief andloss are discussed through this diagnostic categ [...] Read more.

Abstract References PDF (175 K) October 25, 2022 55 Downloads 672 Views DOI: 10.54647/philosophy72071

Volume 1, Issue 1, February 2021

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The laws of mutual adaptation and transformations applied to language origin and fostering artificial talent

Valeri F. VENDA, Sergei S. Kostenko

Abstract: V. Venda discovered four laws of mutual adaptation and transformations (Voprosy Phylosofii, #2, 2017). Previously the laws were tested and practically used in development of new, the transformation learning theory, in prediction of social and economic transitions, in studies of human-computer interaction, design of safe wor [...] Read more.

Abstract References PDF (319 K) August 13, 2021 30 Downloads 1055 Views DOI: 10.54647/philosophy72059

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