PRIMITIVE AND COMMON PREDICATIONS, AS IN THE PROPOSITION AND AS IN THE SUBJECT

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FALLAHI ASADULLAH; MUVAHHED ABTAHI S.B.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHICAL THEOLOGICAL RESEARCH Year:2010 | Volume:11 | Issue:3-4 (43-44) Page(s): 6-27

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PRIMITIVE AND COMMON PREDICATIONS, AS IN THE PROPOSITION AND AS IN THE SUBJECT

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FALLAHI ASADULLAH | MUVAHHED ABTAHI S.B. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

PRIMITIVE PREDICATIONQ2

COMMON PREDICATIONQ2

MODERN LOGICQ2

ISLAMIC PHILOSOPHYQ2

PRIMITIVE PREDICATION AS IN THE PROPOSITIONQ3

PRIMITIVE PREDICATION AS IN THE SUBJECTQ3

Abstract

Islamic philosophers used PRIMITIVE PREDICATION and COMMON PREDICATION in two different meanings: 1. as in the proposition 2. as in the subject. PRIMITIVE PREDICATION and COMMON PREDICATION, in the first meaning, are defined as “intentional identity” and as “extensional predication” and in the second meaning, as “intending the intension of the subject” and as “intending the extensions of the subject”.PRIMITIVE PREDICATION and COMMON PREDICATION, in the second meaning, are precisely the Natural and the Non-Natural propositions. In this paper, by examining various applications of PRIMITIVE PREDICATION and COMMON PREDICATION, we deal with the fundamental differences of the mentioned meanings and formalize them by MODERN LOGIC. At the end, we show how MODERN LOGIC can transform the differences into similarities.

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THE INCORRECT APPLICATIONS OF PRIMITIVE AND COMMON PREDICATIONS

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FALLAHI, ASADULLAH, & MUVAHHED ABTAHI, S.B.. (2010). PRIMITIVE AND COMMON PREDICATIONS, AS IN THE PROPOSITION AND AS IN THE SUBJECT. JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHICAL THEOLOGICAL RESEARCH, 11(3-4 (43-44)), 6-27. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/360691/en

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FALLAHI ASADULLAH, MUVAHHED ABTAHI S.B.. PRIMITIVE AND COMMON PREDICATIONS, AS IN THE PROPOSITION AND AS IN THE SUBJECT. JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHICAL THEOLOGICAL RESEARCH[Internet]. 2010;11(3-4 (43-44)):6-27. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/360691/en

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ASADULLAH FALLAHI, and S.B. MUVAHHED ABTAHI, “PRIMITIVE AND COMMON PREDICATIONS, AS IN THE PROPOSITION AND AS IN THE SUBJECT,” JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHICAL THEOLOGICAL RESEARCH, vol. 11, no. 3-4 (43-44), pp. 6–27, 2010, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/360691/en

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