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Abstract
On the difference in the formalization of logic by the Ancient Indians and Ancient Greeks in connection with the difference in word order under predication*
Andrey V. Paribok
The article discusses some logical, semantic and metaphysical consequences or correlations with the introduced typology of word order in verbal and nominal sentences, which in the European tradition represent speech patterns used in judgments. The combinatorics of word order gives four variants, of which three are actually represented by native languages of distinctive philosophical traditions. It is shown that the Western word order predisposes the semantic intuition in favor of substantialism, the Arabic variety (in verbal sentences) is in conformity with the process logic of sense discovered and described by A.V. Smirnov. The Sanskrit word order in predication predisposes to the understanding of thinking as a natural transition from one object to another, whereas the ontological type of the object is not predetermined.
Keywords: Smirnov, theory of the logic of sense, substantialism, processuality, typology, logic, Indian logic, predication, word order, linguistic thinking, Sanskrit, Arabic
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