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Hegel seems to overcome the ontological principle of contradiction Aristotle referred to as "the most certain of all principles." According to Aristotle, "everything must be either affirmed or denied;" "is" has all the strength of a statement and "is not" is its negation. Our mind compares affirmation with its proper negation to see which corresponds to reality. Therefore contradiction, strictly speaking, does not exist in reality but only in diction. Modern philosophy changes this formulation. Leibniz starts from the identity: "everything is what it is" ("every A is A") and his principle of contradiction is articulated as follows: "a statement is either true or false." His contradiction is ...
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Looks at the life and career of the Mexican mural painter.