Edition and translation of logic chapter of Zeynuddin al-Kashshi's Hadaiq al-Haqaiq, and review of the propositions section

ABSTRACT Şahin, Ali Rıza, Edition and Translation of Logic Chapter of Zeynuddin al-Kashshi's Hadaiq al-Haqaiq, and Review of the Propositions Section, Ph.D. Dissertation, Supervisor: Assoc. Dr. Necmettin Pehlivan. Volume-1: X+222; Volume-2: 297 p.; Volume-3: 210 p. The dissertation consists of three volumes. The first volume, the review on propositions, consists of an introduction and four chapters. In the introduction part, general information about our thesis has been tried to be given under the titles such as the Scope of the Research, the Importance and Purpose of the Research, the Method of the Research and the Technical Information about the Resources Used in the Research, Technical Information about the Verification and Translation. In the first part under the general title of Attributive Propositions these themes are included: word, definition and parts of proposition, predicate and its types, parts of attributive proposition, quality and quantity in attributive propositions, ambiguous and simple proposition, modality of attributive propositions, modal concepts in Fârâbî and İbn Sînâ, modality subject in Kashshî and the necessity of attributive modal propositions to require each other. In the second part; under the general title of Conditional Propositions, the following topics are included: adjacent conditional propositions, the composition of adjacent conditional propositions, quality and quantity in conjunctive conditional propositions, truth and falsity in conjunctive conditional propositions, the relation of necessitating each other in conjunctive conditional propositions, single and multiple propositions in terms of their parts, disjunctive conditional propositions. propositions, haqîqiye, maniat al-jam, maniat al-huluw, the composition of disjunctive conditional propositions, quality and quantity in disjunctive conditional propositions, truth and falsity in disjunctive conditional propositions, the relation of necessity in disjunctive conditional propositions, judgments of conditional propositions. In the third part, under the general title of Judgements of Attributive Propositions, contrary, subcontrary contradiction, conversion and inversion are discussed. In the fourth chapter, under the general title of Propositions in Terms of Content, propositions such as primary, sensible, object of experience, intuitive, universally circulated, widespread, famous, agreed, accepted opinions, presumed, image-eliciting and estimation are discussed. In the second volume, Hadaiq al-Haqaiq was edited. The study was based on the only copy of Hadaiq al-Haqaiq which we have. However, the sources of the famous and acceptable propositions in the chapter called "Praised Opinions", the ninth chapter, which has a considerable volume in Hadaiq, were tried to be given. The Arabic text is paragraphed by subject for ease of reading and understanding. These paragraphs are also numbered for comparison and coordination with the translation. In addition, punctuation marks were used where necessary. The third volume consists of the translation of Hadaiq al-Haqaiq. The translated text is also paragraphed to coordinate with the Arabic text. Parentheses () are used as synonyms for words that are difficult to understand in the text or when an explanation is desired. Additions made by us are indicated by the < > sign. In addition, punctuation marks were used in the translation where deemed necessary. In the conclusion part, a review of Hadaiq al-Haqaiq as content has been made and it has been tried to emphasize the aspects that distinguish it from other logic works.