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 Methods and Methodologies: Aristotelian Logic East and West, 500-1500

Contents

• • Preliminary Material (i-xviii)   (128K)
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    • Contents
    • List Of Contributors
    • Preface
  • Methods And Methodologies: An Introduction (1-24) by Margaret Cameron   (124K)
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    • 1. A History Of Interpretation
    • 2. A Typology Of Approaches To The History Of Medieval Logic
    • 3. Conclusion
  • The ‘Ontologization’ Of Logic. Metaphysical Themes In Avicenna’s Reworking Of The Organon (25-52) by Amos Bertolacci   (154K)
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    • I
    • II
    • III
    • IV
    • Conclusion
  • Averroes And The Logical Status Of Metaphysics (53-74) by Matteo Di Giovanni   (138K)
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    • Different Views Of Logic
    • Logic And Metaphysics Have The Same Subject-Matter
    • Absolute Being Is Substantial Form
    • The Doctrine Of Real Identity Between Form And Species
    • Absolute Being As The Subject-Matter Of Logic And Of Metaphysics
    • Conclusion
  • Non Est Natura Sine Persona. The Issue Of Uninstantiated Universals From Late Antiquity To The Early Middle Ages (75-92) by Christophe Erismann   (116K)
  • What Counted As Logic In The Thirteenth Century? (93-108) by Sten Ebbesen   (88K)
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    • Introduction
    • Delimitation By Genre
    • De Subiecto Logicae
    • The Organon
    • Rhetoric And Poetics
    • The Place Of Medieval Novelties In Logic
    • Border-Line Disputes
    • Conclusion
  • Two Summulae, Two Ways Of Doing Logic: Peter Of Spain’s ‘Realism’ And John Buridan’s ‘Nominalism’ (109-126) by Gyula Klima   (88K)
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    • ‘Extremely Extreme Realism’
    • Peter Of Spain’s Realism
    • Buridan’s Nominalism
    • Conclusion: The Conceptualisms Of Peter Of Spain And Buridan And Some General Methodological Lessons
  • The Scope Of Logic: Soto And Fonseca On Dialectic And Informal Arguments (127-146) by E. Jennifer Ashworth   (93K)
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    • Key Notions
    • Domingo De Soto
    • Petrus Fonseca
    • Conclusion
  • Interpreting Medieval Logic And In Medieval Logic (147-160) by Simo Knuuttila   (77K)
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    • Medieval Examples Of What Aristotle Said Or Meant
  • Is There A Medieval Mereology? (161-190) by Andrew Arlig   (140K)
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    • There Is A Medieval Mereology
    • Do We Share A Common Mereological Framework With Medieval Thinkers?
    • Finding A Common Approach To The Study Of ‘Part’ And ‘Whole
    • On The Benefits Of Comparing Mereologies
  • On Formalizing The Logics Of The Past (191-206) by Paul Thom   (81K)
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    • Axiomatization
    • Symbolization
    • Conceptual Translation
    • Interpretation
    • Historical Interpretation
  • De Interpretatione 5–8: Aristotle, Boethius, And Abaelard On Propositionality (207-228) by Christopher J. Martin   (132K)
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    • Aristotle
    • Boethius
    • Abaelard
  • Bibliography (229-240)   (106K)
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    • Abbreviations
    • Medieval Works
    • Post-Medieval Works
  • Indexes (241-246)   (69K)
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    • Subject Index
    • Index Of Names