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ΑΠΟΡΙΑ und ΑΠΑΤΗ in der aristotelischen Dialektik
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Papatsimpas, Georgios E
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HERMES 2016, 299
2016
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ΑΠΟΡΙΑ und ΑΠΑΤΗ in der aristotelischen Dialektik
2016
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Both words ἀπορία (difficulty, puzzle) and ἀπάτη (trick, deceit) are regarded here as representatives of the meaning „path, way“. This article focuses mainly on their use as key concepts in the theory of Aristotle’s dialectic and secondly on their use in the practice of Aristotle’s investigations. I argue that the two notions have a special and important role in Aristotle’s conception of dialectic as expressed in the Topics and in the Sophistici Elenchi, according to his view that it is the job of the dialectician to be familiar with the real and the apparent ways of reasoning. Thus, in the Topics Aristotle deals with genuine difficulties (ἀπορίαι), and in the Sophistici Elenchi with fallacies (ἀπάται).
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Franz Steiner Verlag
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