- "
Apodictic", also
spelled "apodeictic" (Ancient Gr****: ἀποδεικτικός, "capable of demonstration"), is an
adjectival expression from
Aristotelean logic...
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morality (or
moral claims), and
contrasts this sort of
reasoning with the
apodictic reasoning (involving
facts beyond dispute or
clearly established) of philosophical...
- that the
apodictic laws were a
feature only
found in
Israelite codes.
Scholars do, however,
agree that the
contrast between the
apodictic and casuistic...
- (Russell's paradox). This was
solved by the
inclusion of
axioms with the
apodictic inference rules of
mathematical theories; the re-introduction of axiomatic...
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Categorical Hypothetical Disjunctive Modality Problematic ****ertoric
Apodictic Table of
Categories Mathematical Quantity Unity Plurality Totality Quality...
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strictly casuistic ("if ... then");
unlike in the
Mosaic Law,
there are no
apodictic laws (general commands).
These would more
obviously suggest prescriptive...
- will
necessarily navigate seas of
imagination he has
already plumbed,
apodictically, in ten or
twenty short stories."
Clute notes that
Borges "revealed...
- Hugh
Tredennick (trans.)
Prior Analytics Aristotle's
distinction between apodictic science and
other forms of
nondemonstrative knowledge rests on an epistemology...
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immediately on
intuition and
indeed on pure
intuition a
priori because it is
apodictically (demonstrably) certain." "Space has Four Dimensions" is a
short story...
- modes.
Alethic modality might then
concern what are
considered to be
apodictic statements. Loos,
Eugene E.;
Susan Anderson;
Dwight H. Day Jr.; Paul C...
