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The role of Aristotle's logic in biology studies

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2022
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Aytekin Özel

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Aristotle (384-322 BC), the first known systematic logician and biologist in the history of thought and science, influenced almost all philosophers and scientific movements for centuries. Experiments, observations and studies found in biology works are generally the first studies of the field. The study we will do is this: First, we will examine the concepts such as species-genus-distinction-specificity-correlation belonging to the logic in Aristotle's works. Then, the place / role of these concepts in his biology studies and their contribution to today's modern biology studies to be determined. Under of light of the findings to be made, new solution proposals will be presented by using Aristotle's logic and benefiting from contemporary interpretations in many issues still waiting to be solved in biology. Key Words: Aristotle, Logic, Biology, Species, Science

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Ahmet Gündüz Akıncı

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Ahmet Gündüz Akıncı (Doctorate thesis). The role of Aristotle's logic in biology studies, 2022, Bursa Uludağ Üni̇versi̇ty.

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