Tag Archives: Euclid

Not quite medieval, not quite logic: Proclus’s commentary on Euclid

Posted on March 29, 2018 by Sara L. Uckelman

Earlier this week I was following up on some notes I’d scribbled down over a month ago in a meeting with a colleague, one of which was “Proclus: Image in the water”. A bit of googling later, and I found … Continue reading →

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Why should we care about history of logic? (expanded)

Posted on July 14, 2016 by Sara L. Uckelman

The goal of this post is to expand on the slides, linked in the previous post, for the talk I gave at the Australasian Association of Logic two weeks ago, on “Why should we care about history of logic?” This … Continue reading →

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