@misc{cogprints350,
          editor = {Vincent Rialle and Denis Fisette},
           title = {La linguistique d'Aristote},
          author = {Paul Jorion},
       publisher = {Presses Universitaires de Grenoble, Grenoble},
            year = {1996},
           pages = {261--287},
         journal = {Penser l?esprit: Des sciences de la cognition {\`a} une philosophie cognitive},
        keywords = {Aristotle, meaning, semantics, syntax, logic, discourse generation, parts of speech, artificial intelligence, pragmatics},
             url = {http://cogprints.org/350/},
        abstract = {The divide between semantics, syntax and logic is absent from Aristotle?s linguistics where the progress from concept to discourse is continuous: concepts linked in pairs constitute judgments, judgments linked make clauses, clauses linked amount to discourse. One?s degree of adhesion to one?s own speech - from simple quotation to expression of personal belief - constitutes a final coating. Aristotle?s linguistics ? as it can be abstracted from the six books of the Organon and the Rhetorics - shows the way to an alternative approach to discourse generation dispensing with the obstacles linked with the semantics, syntax, logic divide.}
}

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