en-Nassü'l-kamil li-mantıki'l-Aristo = Organon: Kitâb el-cedel; Kitâb al-muğlata
| Title | en-Nassü'l-kamil li-mantıki'l-Aristo = Organon: Kitâb el-cedel; Kitâb al-muğlata |
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| Author | Aristo, m.o. 384–322 |
| Publication Date: | 1999 |
| Publication Place | Beirut - Dârü'l-Fikri'l-Lübnani |
| Subject | Philosophy, GreekLogic |
| Type | kitap |
| Language | Arabic |
| Digital | No |
| Manuscript | Unknown |
| Library: | ISAM Library |
| Library Asset ID | 077686 |
| Record ID | 2212717 |
| Date | 1999 |
| Notes | Aristotle's logic collection, known as Organon and consisting of six books, was translated from the Pahlavi language into Arabic by Abdullah İbnü'l-Mukaffa. Categories (Categorias: Kitâbü'l-makulat). Fairy Hermeneias (Kitâbü'l-ibare). I. Porphyrius' Eisagoge (Isaguci) with the section of Analytics (Analytica priora: Kitâbü'l-kıyas) up to predicative syllogisms. Later, II, which constitutes the other parts of the Organon. Analytics (Analytica posteriora Kitâbü'l-burhan). In addition to works such as Topiks (Topica: Kitâbu Mevazı'i'l-cedel) and De Sophisticis elenchis (Kitâbü tebkiti's-sufista'iyyin), Aristotle's books named Rhetorica (Kitâbü'l-hatabe) and De poetica (Kitasü'ş-şi'r) were added to the Organon, according to a tradition inherited from Neoplatonism. It was translated into Arabic and thus the number of logic books increased to eight. |
| Sorumlular | thk.: Ferid Cebr |
| Dizi Kaydı | Silsiletu ilmi'l-mantık; 2 |
