GORGIAS' ARGUMENT DOES NOT INCLUDE ACTUAL CONDITIONALS.

It can be thought that Gorgias' argument on the non-existence consists of three sentences, the first one being an asseveration and the other two being conditionals. However, this paper is intended to show that there is no conditional in the argument, and that the second and third sentences only appe...

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Published in:	Problems / Problemos Vol. 93; pp. 81 - 90
Main Author:	López-Astorga, Miguel
Format:	Article
Published:	Vilnius University 2018
Subjects:	Conditionals (Logic) Gorgias, of Leontini, ca. 480 B.C.-ca. 380 B.C. Mental models theory (Communication) Sentences (Logic) Form (Logic)
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