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Chrysippus of Soli

Chrysippus developed Stoic reasoning about whole propositions joined by connectives. This differs from studying only relations between category terms.

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Chrysippus developed Stoic reasoning about whole propositions joined by connectives. This differs from studying only relations between category terms.

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His writings survive indirectly. Modern truth tables can help explain distinctions, but should not be presented as his notation or as a complete reconstruction of Stoic conditionals.

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  1. Chrysippus developed Stoic reasoning about whole propositions joined by connectives. This differs from studying only relations between category terms.

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  1. J. J. O’Connor and E. F. Robertson — Chrysippus of Soli, MacTutor, University of St Andrews

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