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Faits ou essences?
Cahiers Philosophiques 151 (4):105-109 (2018)
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Before the rediscovery of Stoic logic during the 20th Century, the debate between the two French historians of philosophy Victor Brochard (1848-1907) and Octave Hamelin (1856-1907) triggered a renewed interpretation of Stoic syllogistics by focusing on the relations between logic and physics, and their philosophical implications.Author's Profile
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