What is an example of the new way of thinking that Aristotle used in his work and teaching? 1 the study of ethics to make moral decisions 2 the study of government to explain the ideal republic 3 the method of teaching that includes questioning students 4 the use of a simple form of logic to examine problems

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Jonah Bryant

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11 August, 09:37

What is an example of the new way of thinking that Aristotle used in his work and teaching? 1 the study of ethics to make moral decisions 2 the study of government to explain the ideal republic 3 the method of teaching that includes questioning students 4 the use of a simple form of logic to examine problems

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4 the use of a simple form of logic to examine problems

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Although Aristotle himself did not find the right name for the discipline, there is no doubt that he was its creator, almost from beginning to end. In other words, Aristotle gave no other discipline (except to some extent physics) such a complete form of construction as it did with logic.

It is etymologically related to logos and contains the same ambiguity as logos. Logic is, in fact, a doctrine that encompasses primary thinking, but it is also a speech that expresses, communicates, discloses opinion. According Aristotle, Its position in the knowledge system is remarkable, because by engaging both forms of thought and speech, as well as the interconnectedness of these forms, logic proves to be the anatomy of the whole knowledge system.