Rivista di filosofia XXIII/2003/2
Marcello Vitali Rosati The present paper aims at proposing a sort of experiment on whether and how it might be possible to define the self-contradiction principle inside a "broad" logical space. In order to carry over such an experiment the paper shows how one can give a non-traditional logical interpretation of Aristoteles argument about this principle (Metaph. G 4). The aim is to show that it is possible to conceive a multiplicity such that it cannot be reduced to unity, and that nevertheless does not violate our principle. In order to do this it is necessary to develop a more "powerful" logic than traditional logic, so that the former could be able to contextualize and limit the principles validity.
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