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|| [...] a semiotically classified representation of philosophical sciences is a prerequisite to the development of an ars inveniendi.
|| [...] a semiotically classified representation of philosophical sciences is a prerequisite to the development of an ars inveniendi.
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|| Wolff assumes that an isomorphic relationship between concepts and signs as well as between their differences and relations exists and develops a system of concepts resulting in an Organon for philosophy
|| Assuming that an isomorphic relationship between concepts, signs, and things as well as between their differences and relations exists, Wolff develops a system of concepts resulting in a real Organon for philosophy.
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|| [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Ars_inveniendi&oldid=254748796 Wikipedia]
|| [http://www.formalontology.it/mathesis-universalis.htm Source]
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|| [...] a semiotically classified representation of philosophical sciences is a prerequisite to the development of an ars inveniendi.
|| [...] a semiotically classified representation of philosophical sciences is a prerequisite to the development of an ars inveniendi.
|- valign = top
|| Wolff assumes that an isomorphic relationship between concepts and signs as well as between their differences and relations exists and develops a system of concepts resulting in an Organon for philosophy
|| Assuming that an isomorphic relationship between concepts, signs, and things as well as between their differences and relations exists, Wolff develops a system of concepts resulting in a real Organon for philosophy.
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