What are two parts of a logical argument according to Aristotle?

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TNT · Answer 1 · 2024-06-08T20:41:58+0000

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According to Aristotle, every such sentence must have the same structure: it must contain a subject (hupokeimenon) and a predicate and must either affirm or deny the predicate of the subject.

What are two parts of a logical argument according to Aristotle?

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