Metaphysics, Book IV¶
Aristotle. Metaphysics, Book IV.
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- It is the mechanism that most directly enforces the oldest rule in the book, that a thing cannot be both asserted and denied
This sourceTranslated by W. D. Ross. Perseus Digital Library (n.d.). States the principle that the same attribute cannot both belong and not belong to the same subject at the same time and in the same respect.
- It is the mechanism that most directly enforces the oldest rule in the book, that a thing cannot be both asserted and denied
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