Logic: The Stoics (Part Two)

In Keimpe Algra, Jonathan Barnes & et al (eds.), The Cambridge History of Hellenistic Philosophy. CUP (1999)
Abstract ABSTRACT: A detailed presentation of Stoic theory of arguments, including truth-value changes of arguments, Stoic syllogistic, Stoic indemonstrable arguments, Stoic inference rules (themata), including cut rules and antilogism, argumental deduction, elements of relevance logic in Stoic syllogistic, the question of completeness of Stoic logic, Stoic arguments valid in the specific sense, e.g. "Dio says it is day. But Dio speaks truly. Therefore it is day." A more formal and more detailed account of the Stoic theory of deduction can be found in S. Bobzien, Stoic Syllogistic, OSAP 1996.
Keywords Stoic logic  Stoic syllogistic  deduction  Stoic indemonstrables  Stoic themata  syllogistic  cut rule  antilogism  ancient logic
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