Logic, Topics What verb is A verb is that which additionally signifies time, no part of it is separately significant. And it is a sign of things said of… ΓΕΩΡΓΙΟΣ ΚΟΤΣΑΛΗΣ | GEORGE KOTSALIS06/06/2019
Logic, Topics What name is Α name, then, is a sound significant by convention without time, of which no part is separately significant. For in ‘Fairhorse’ the ‘horse’ does… ΓΕΩΡΓΙΟΣ ΚΟΤΣΑΛΗΣ | GEORGE KOTSALIS01/06/2019
Logic, Topics What a refutation is and the aims of sophists According to what a refutation is and which are the aims of sophists Aristotle in Sophistical Refutations says: First we must consider the aims… ΓΕΩΡΓΙΟΣ ΚΟΤΣΑΛΗΣ | GEORGE KOTSALIS25/05/2019
Logic, Topics The difference between a thing said of a subject and a thing in a subject Of things that are, some are said of a subject, and are not in a subject, e.g. man is said of a subject, the… ΓΕΩΡΓΙΟΣ ΚΟΤΣΑΛΗΣ | GEORGE KOTSALIS21/07/2017
Logic, Topics How to deal with an accusation With regard to rebutting an accusation, one way is to attempt wherefrom you could dispel the bad impression formed of yourself; for it makes… ΓΕΩΡΓΙΟΣ ΚΟΤΣΑΛΗΣ | GEORGE KOTSALIS30/12/2016
Logic, Topics What one must have in order to be credible There are three things which one must have in order to be credible; for this much is the number of those by which we… ΓΕΩΡΓΙΟΣ ΚΟΤΣΑΛΗΣ | GEORGE KOTSALIS21/10/2016
Logic, Topics The persuasive means of a rhetorical speech The persuasive means of a rhetorical speech are of three kinds. One party is situated on the moral character of the speaker, another on… ΓΕΩΡΓΙΟΣ ΚΟΤΣΑΛΗΣ | GEORGE KOTSALIS07/10/2016
Logic, Topics The kinds of rhetoric art The kinds of rhetoric art are three in number; for this much is the number of the listeners of rhetorical speeches too. A rhetorical… ΓΕΩΡΓΙΟΣ ΚΟΤΣΑΛΗΣ | GEORGE KOTSALIS24/09/2016
Logic, Topics How differences should be considered in things The differences, by virtue of which things are different from one another, should be considered in two ways. ΓΕΩΡΓΙΟΣ ΚΟΤΣΑΛΗΣ | GEORGE KOTSALIS06/03/2016
Logic, Topics What an absurdity is and how it stands An absurdity (from the Greek word topazo meaning guess, assume) is what one may not assume in that it cannot be grasped by a certain… ΓΕΩΡΓΙΟΣ ΚΟΤΣΑΛΗΣ | GEORGE KOTSALIS08/01/2016