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THE CONCEPT OF TRUTH AS THE BASIS OF ARISTOTEL'S LOGIC
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At present, the understanding of the deep development of the spiritual culture of mankind is becoming clearer. And in it a special place should be attributed to the need to study the historical heritage, because it is the basis for modern scientific knowledge. This article is dedicated to the great thinker - the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle, who is one of the first to study the problem of truth, which acquired a philosophical sound from him. Aristotle classified and generalized the ways of cognition in science and created the doctrine of a way of thinking that cognizes the truth, namely logic. The human mind is considered a special mechanism. Only the application of the laws of logic can bring a person closer to the truth. According to Aristotle, in order to apply the science of logic, it is necessary to have an unchanging being. Aristotle believed that truth is the highest form of being. Cognizing the truth, a person approaches perfect being.
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Abdullakhanova, Gulbahor, and Umida Kudratova,. “THE CONCEPT OF TRUTH AS THE BASIS OF ARISTOTEL'S LOGIC.” Academic Research in Educational Sciences, vol. 1, no. 4, 2023, pp. 457–464, https://doi.org/.
Abdullakhanova, S. and Kudratova, R. 2023. THE CONCEPT OF TRUTH AS THE BASIS OF ARISTOTEL'S LOGIC. Academic Research in Educational Sciences. 1(4), pp.457–464.