Organon

Organon (Gr .: tool ) means:

• a collection of the logical writings of Aristotle , see Organon (Aristotle)
  • corresponding to this is the Novum Organon (1620) by Francis Bacon
• a work by Samuel Hahnemann , see Organon der Heilkunst
• a communication model by Karl Bühler , see Organon model
• in antiquity and in early Islamic times ( urghan, urghanun ) a stringed instrument or a hydraulic system (water organ)
• According to the translation, the first occidental polyphony, see Organum (plural: Organa)
• a pharmaceutical company, see Organon (Pharma)
• a now out of print textbook for ancient Greek, see Organon (textbook)

See also:

• Small organon for the theater by Bertolt Brecht

This is a disambiguation page for differentiating between several terms identified with the same word.