It’s hot.
And fresh like the first day of spring.
And it’s in.
And finally out…
The contributions:
Jean-Yves Béziau / Stamatios Gerogiorgakis, “The Many Dimensions of the Square of Opposition. Introduction”
Paul J.E. Dekker, “Heraclitean Oppositions”
Juliette Lemaire, “Is Aristotle the Father of the Square of Opposition?”
Stamatios Gerogiorgakis, “A Vindication of a secundum-quid-et-simpliciter Solution of the Paradox of Epimenides by Way of Mereological Hexagons”
Enrique Alvarez and Manuel Correia, “Conversion and Opposition: Traditional and Theoretical Formulations”
Régis Angot-Pellissier, “Taoist Logical Hexagon. The Philosophical Meaning of 3-opposition and Weak 2-opposition in Cosmology”
Ka-fat Chow, “Opposition Inferences and Generalized Quantifiers”
Claudio Pizzi, “Contingency Logics and Modal Squares of Opposition”
Christan de Ronde, Hector Freytes and Graciela Domenech, “Quantum Mechanics and the Interpretation of the Orthomodular Square of Opposition”
Luca Tranchini and Michael Arndt, “A Constructive View of the Square of Oppositions”
Aytollah Zadeh Shirazi, “2n-polygon of Opposition and 2n-tuples Satisfying It”
François Nicolas, “The Hexagon of Opposition in Music”
Jean-Yves Béziau, “Opposition and Order”
Jonas R. Becker Arenhart and Décio Krause, “Oppositions and Quantum Mechanics: Superposition and Identity”
Katarzyna Gan-Krzywoszyńska and Piotr Leśniewski, “An Erotetic Hexagon: Oppositions as a Basis for the Logic of Questions”
Fabio Tfouni, “Interdiction and Silence: A Traditional Reading of the Square of Opposition”
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