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Anneli Luhtala

On the Origin of Syntactical Description in Stoic Logic

Ch.5 The Stoics

5.0

[introductory material]

5.1

The Unity of Stoic Philosophy

5.2

Chrysippus, the Founder of Stoic Logic

5.3

Sources

5.4

Evaluation

5.5

Stoic Logic

5.5.0

[introductory material on Stoic logic]

5.5.1

Rational Impressions

5.5.2

The Components of Expression (Σημαίνοντα) and Meaning (Σημαινόμενα)

5.5.3

Parts of Speech 

5.5.4

The Component of Meaning (Σημαινόμενα)

5.5.4.0

The Component of Meaning (Σημαινόμενα)

5.5.4.1

The Notion of Self-Sufficiency (Αὐτοτέλεια)

5.5.4.2

Compound Predicates and the Notion of Action

5.5.4.3

Stoic Predicate Types

5.5.4.4

Πτῶσις (‘Case’)

5.5.4.5

Stoic versus Peripatetic Notion of Subject

5.5.4.6

The Status of Case (Πτῶσις) as Sayable (Λεκτόν)

5.5.4.7

The Proposition

5.5.4.8

Simple Propositions

5.5.4.9

The Pronoun

5.6

Stoic Physics

5.6.0

[introductory material on Stoic Physics]

5.6.1

Corporeals in Stoic Physics

5.6.2

 Action and Undergoing Action in Stoic Physics

[The older entry directory for this book is here, but it links to previous versions of the summaries.]

Luhtala, Anneli. 2000. On the Origin of Syntactical Description in Stoic Logic. Münster: Nodus.

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