Article ID: CBB050633922

La logique est-elle une science de classification? Sur une crise de la classification dans la logique au xixe siècle (2016)

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Usually, classification is said to belong to the study of logic. On what grounds? One might answer in assuming that logic essentially operates on classes, and that as such it is the general science of classifications. It is the conception that classical logic had conveyed since Aristotle and even more since Porphyrius. These habits were shaken up by 19th century science. On the one hand, empirical sciences were creating taxonomies independent of the abstract and a priori knowledge provided by logicians, up to the point that these latter rather came to borrow methods to chemistry, botanic or mineralogy. On the other hand, the development of symbolic logic renewed the understanding of logic itself: far from being a general theory of classification, it may resort to the classification of its own objects (sets, functions, symbols and so on).

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Authors & Contributors
Atkins, Richard Kenneth
Bonino, Guido
Cantù, Paola
Capecchi, Danilo
Cassan, Elodie
De Zan, Mauro
Journals
Archive for History of Exact Sciences
Archives of Natural History
British Journal for the History of Philosophy
Journal for the History of Astronomy
Perspectives on Science
Synthese
Publishers
Edizioni ETS
Franco Angeli
Cambridge University Press
Birkhäuser/Springer
Boston University
CSLI Publications
Concepts
Logic
Philosophy of science
Philosophy
Classification of knowledge
Mathematics
Physics
People
Peirce, Charles Sanders
Vailati, Giovanni
Bacon, Francis
Bentham, George
Bentham, Jeremy
Boyle, Robert
Time Periods
19th century
20th century, early
20th century
17th century
Medieval
18th century
Places
Italy
Central Europe
Europe
United States
Eastern Europe
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