Logic and the Imperial Stoa
by Jonathan Barnes
165 pages· 1997· ISBN 9789004108288
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An account of the role and the nature of logic in imperial stoic philosophy which challenges the prevailing orthodoxy and presents a novel interpretation of this crucial period of ancient philosophy.
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