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On the completeness of non-philonian stoic logic
History and Philosophy of Logic 16 (1):39-64 (1995)
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The majority of formal accounts attribute to Stoic logicians the classical truth-functional understanding of the material conditional and exclusive disjunction.These interpretations were disputed,...Author's Profile
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