Logic in Late Ancient Philosophy

The video explores the evolution of logic from Aristotle's Peripatetic school to the Stoics. It covers the contributions of Theophrastus and Utimus, the development of Modus Ponens and Modus Tollens, and Pyrrhonism's critique of knowledge. Agrippa's trilemma is discussed, highlighting foundationalism, coherentism, and infinite regress. The Dialectician school and Stoics advanced propositional logic, with Chrysippus making significant contributions. The video concludes with a transition to medieval philosophy.

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