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The 26 pages that link to Aristotelian logic, each with the reason it gives.

• ScholasticismRelated: Scholastics used logical analysis to assess claims drawn from texts and argument.

• AristotelianismBroader topic: Its formal tools became a central part of the tradition’s account of reasoning.

• Predicate logicCompared with: Its subject-predicate forms anticipate predicate logic but lack its full quantifier notation and expressive range.

• Mathematical proofRelated: Its account of valid deduction shaped early ideas about demonstrative knowledge.

• Socratic methodCompared with: Formal proof seeks valid inference rules, whereas Socratic dialogue often tests beliefs in conversation.

• Francis BaconCompared with: Bacon’s proposed method challenged its dominance in natural inquiry.

• Gottlob FregeCompared with: Frege’s quantificational notation could express relational inferences beyond the reach of syllogistic logic.

• KalamRelated: Formal reasoning provided tools that later theologians adopted and adapted.

• Ancient Greek philosophyBroader topic: Its formal tools made valid deduction a central part of philosophical inquiry.

• Stoic logicCompared with: Its term-centered syllogisms contrast with the Stoics’ focus on whole propositions.

• Al-FarabiBroader topic: Al-Farabi’s work on logic helped establish it as a rigorous discipline in Arabic philosophy.

• LogicBroader topic: Aristotle's syllogisms provided a systematic account of categorical deduction.

• Porphyry of TyreRelated: Porphyry’s introduction helped make Aristotle’s logical works accessible to later students.

• Buddhist logicCompared with: Its emphasis on syllogistic structure differs from Buddhist analysis of inferential signs.

• Hegelian dialecticCompared with: Hegel disputes the sufficiency of fixed logical categories for understanding development.

• Peripatetic schoolBroader topic: Logic was among the central subjects organized and taught by the school.

• LyceumBroader topic: Logic supplied tools for argument and classification in the school’s teaching.

• Augustus De MorganCompared with: De Morgan expanded logic beyond the categorical forms central to Aristotle’s system.

• History of logicCompared with: Its term-based framework contrasts with later systems centered on propositions and quantifiers.

• Medieval logicNarrower topic: Medieval logicians inherited its syllogistic framework while extending it beyond Aristotle’s own treatments.

• Potentiality and actualityRelated: Aristotle’s account of capacities also distinguishes what can be from what is.

• Symbolic logicCompared with: Its subject-predicate forms contrast with modern symbolic systems' expressive languages.

• Jean BuridanRelated: Its forms and problems informed Buridan’s logical analyses.

• Jaakko HintikkaRelated: Hintikka reexamined Aristotle’s logic and its relation to modern quantification.

• Modus ponendo tollensCompared with: It offers a contrasting historical framework to the Stoic analysis of propositions.

• RamismCompared with: Ramus rejected its inherited organization and disputed its place in the curriculum.