Indeed, it is an excellent summary of the key topics in Sextus' discussions of logic, physics, and ethics.
By the late 1960s and, especially, the 1970s, discussions of logic, topology, and knot theory were prominent (sometimes even dominant) features of Lacanian discourse.
There appear to be serious tensions between Popper's falsificationism and his defense of situational logic, and his discussion of situational logic has not been as influential as his falsificationism.
For a more detailed discussion of the logic associated with the histories approach, see (Griffiths 2014).
In many ways, the discussion of informal logic's ties to philosophy of mind, ethics and epistemology has just begun.
In a discussion of paraconsistent logic, the primary focus is not the obtainability of contradictions but the explosive nature of a consequence relation.
Collingwood develops his argument against Ayer in the context of his discussion of the logic of question and answer, where he argues that there is an important distinction between propositions and presuppositions.
The final section of the paper is a further discussion of the logic of the provability operator, in particular its interaction with negation (e.g., ⊢ ¬+p is the assertion that p is unprovable).
From the twelfth century onwards, there was much discussion of the logic of syncategoremata, and exposition (expositio), i.e., interpretive analysis, became one of the main tools of elucidation.
