Abstract
Analyse des formulations ontologiques et logiques du principe de non-contradiction dans la philosophie grecque antique de Parmenide a Aristote, en passant par Gorgias et Platon. Alors que Gorgias montre que la formulation de Parmenide non(ce qui n'est pas existe) (NC) est inconsistante avec la these G affirmant que ce qui n'est pas est ce qui n'est pas, en vertu du principe P selon lequel a est b implique a existe, l'A. montre que les quatre penseurs traitent de differentes facons de la meme triade inconsistante (NC, G, P)
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