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Aristotle's On Interpretation Ch. 9. segment 19a23-19b4: At the crossroad between actuality and possibility. Where assertions about the future diverge
An assertion (ἀπόφανσις) is a meaningful sequence of sounds. When we we voice an assertion, we convey a meaning (νόημα) to our listeners. We understand the meaning of each assertion as a concept which is (i) communicable to others and (ii) ...
Aristotle's On Interpretation Ch. 9. segment 19a8-19a22: A portion of the future finds its origin in our own deliberation and action. Therefore, the future cannot be predetermined
So far, Aristotle has spent the first part of Ch. 9 contending with the theory that our future unfolds according to a predetermined plan. According to this theory, something which is external to us is the author of our future and has alread...
Aristotle's On Interpretation Ch. 9. segment 18a34-19a7: If an assertion about a future occurence is already true when we utter it, then the future has been predetermined and nothing happens by chance
In Ch. 4 Aristotle instructs us that an assertion may either be true or false. We call an assertion “true” when what it signifies, i.e. its meaning (νόημα), corresponds to the circumstances which underlie it. Conversely, we call an assertio...
Aristotle's On Interpretation Ch. 9. segment 18a28-18a33: When one assertion was true, then the other was false - A look at pairs of contradictory assertions about the past
From Ch. 7 and onwards we concentrate on determining which pairs of contradictory assertions are never true or false together. Such contradictory pairs we seek to set apart from those which are sometimes both true or false. Having establish...
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