Baecker 2012 – Aristotle and George Spencer-Brown, .pdf
(…) we collect some ideas of how to evaluate the scope of Aristotelian logic with respect to the laws of thought they tried to determine and to do so within the historical moment of the impact of the invention of writing possibly triggering this determination. We look at some modern doubts concerning these laws and discovering an understanding of complexity, which is not to be resumed within any principle of identity. The inventions of sociology, epistemology, and the mathematics of communication follow suit to focus not only on the observer but more importantly on the distinction of observers to further contextualize any talk of identities and operationalize both talk and fact of contradiction, paradox, and ambivalence.
