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Monthly Archives: August 2017
Nugatoriness (Part 2)
This post follows up on one from a few weeks ago, where I started investigating the word nugatoria in the context of medieval logic. What I discovered (thanks google!) when writing that post is that the Ars Emmerana has an … Continue reading
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Tagged Ars Burana, Ars Emmerana, nugatoria, Sara L. Uckelman
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The Logicians Who Say ‘Ne’
I’m currently in Stockholm for the 3rd Nordic Logic Summer School where I’ve been giving a introduction to logic in the Middle Ages. I brought along the Big Four (the textbooks of Bacon, Sherwood, Lambert, and Peter), as well as … Continue reading
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Tagged Lambert of Auxerre, ne, Peter of Spain, Roger Bacon, Sara L. Uckelman, syncategoremata, William of Sherwood
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