الحضور اللغوي في التصنيف المنطقي عند ''أرسطو''

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Language is not organized and does not perform its function according to Aristotle, except through a linguistic structure that helps organize words into phrases and sentences that genuinely express meaningful meanings.

and the crisis that the language was experiencing (Greek in particular), at the level of the syntactic structure (the crisis of grammatical complexity in particular), prompted the most prominent factors that paved the way for the emergence of the language's relationship with logic, and in particular the pronunciation in meaning according to "Aristotle".

and this is what we have seen in his logical encyclopedia, marked by: “the Organon”, and in which he singled out this relationship in my books “categories” and “the phrase.” Aristotle’s first task, and in our belief, was represented in the logical rooting of the language, and this is through adjusting perceptions and limits (words), and the formulation of judgments and issues, in the form of phrases free from contradiction and metaphysical subtraction that may be interpreted, and giving them a precise and specific logical dimension.

this is what we will try to reveal through this article.