ON THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE TWO BARBARAS.

The paper deals with the problem of the "two Barbaras" in the Aristotelian modal syllogistic. The problem consists in Aristotle's differing views on two at a first sight similar in nature syllogisms of mixed assertoric (X) and necessary (L) premises: Barbara LXL and Barbara XLL. The fact that Aristo...

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Publicado en:Problems / Problemos Vol. 93; pp. 90 - 102
Autor principal: Pabijutaitė, Živilė
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Vilnius University 2018
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        The paper deals with the problem of the "two Barbaras" in the Aristotelian modal syllogistic. The problem consists in Aristotle's differing views on two at a first sight similar in nature syllogisms of mixed assertoric (X) and necessary (L) premises: Barbara LXL and Barbara XLL. The fact that Aristotle believed the first syllogism to be valid and the second one - not, has been received either 1) negatively, because both Barbaras have been held to be invalid, or 2) negatively, because both Barbaras have been held to be valid, or 3) positively, by giving a reason why the two Barbaras differ. We commit ourselves to the position (3) by proving that modal propositions for Aristotle have their modalities de dicto and that Aristotelian modal operators act according to their own separate rules where only the type of the modality of a major premise is relevant for the modal status of the conclusion.
        Straipsnio objektas - "Dviejų Barbarų" problema, kylanti Aristotelio modalinėje silogistikoje. Šios problemos esmė - tai klausimas, ar ir kokiais principais remiantis galima paaiškinti besiskiriantį Aristotelio požiūrį į du savo forma panašius silogizmus, sudarytus iš asertorinių (X) ir būtinų (L) teiginių - Barbarą LXL ir Barbarą XLL. Tai, jog Aristotelis laikė pirmąjį samprotavimą pagrįstu, o antrąjį - ne, buvo vertinama skirtingai: 1) neigiamai, nes manyta, jog abi Barbaros yra nepagrįsti samprotavimai; 2) neigiamai, nes abi Barbaros laikytos pagrįstais samprotavimais; 3) teigiamai, nurodant priežastį, kodėl šie samprotavimai skiriasi. Parodant, jog galimumo ir būtinumo operatoriai Aristotelio modalinėje silogistikoje turi būti interpretuojami de dicto bei paklūsta išvedimo taisyklėms, kuriose lemiamą reikšmę turi didžiosios prielaidos modalumas, straipsnyje ginama (3) pozicija.
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