Sophisms on Meaning and Truth

Contemporary philosophy · Epistemology · General interest · Meaning (existential) · Classical Philosophy and Thought · Philosophy

• All about nothing

  Anthony Archdeacon•The Seventeenth Century•2020

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• The Cambridge History of Later Medieval Philosophy

  Open Access•Norman Kretzmann, Anthony Kenny et al.•The Cambridge history of later…•1982

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• The Cambridge History of Medieval Philosophy

  Open Access•Robert Pasnau•The Cambridge History of Medieval…•2009

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• From the beginning to the early fourteenth century

  Open Access•Eleonore Stump•The Cambridge history of later…•1982

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• Modal logic

  Open Access•Simo Knuuttila•The Cambridge history of later…•1982

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• Ancient scholastic logic as the source of medieval scholastic logic

  Open Access•Sten Ebbesen•The Cambridge history of later…•1982

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• Non-normal Propositions in Buridan’s Logic

  Stephen Read•Formal Approaches and Natural…•2017

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• The treatment of semantic paradoxes from 1400 to 1700.

  E J Ashworth•Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic•1972

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• The Oxford and Paris traditions in logic

  Open Access•Alain De Libera•The Cambridge history of later…•1982

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• Dimensions of Truth

  Hans G Herzberger•Contemporary Research in…•1975

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• Ockham on Evidence, Necessity, and Intuition

  T Kermit Scott•Journal of the history of…•1969

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• Mysticism

  Open Access•Christina Van Dyke•The Cambridge History of Medieval…•2009

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• Syncategoremata, exponibilia, sophismata

  Open Access•Norman Kretzmann•The Cambridge history of later…•1982

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• The reception and interpretation of Aristotle's Ethics

  Open Access•G Darryl Wieland, Georg Wieland•The Cambridge history of later…•1982

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• The semantics of terms

  Open Access•Paul Vincent Spade•The Cambridge history of later…•1982

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• Aristoteles latinus

  Open Access•Bernard G Dod•The Cambridge history of later…•1982

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• Thomas Aquinas on human action

  Open Access•Alan Donagan•The Cambridge history of later…•1982

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• Abelard and the culmination of the old logic

  Open Access•Martin M Tweedale•The Cambridge history of later…•1982

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• Medieval philosophical literature

  Open Access•Anthony Kenny, Jan Pinborg•The Cambridge history of later…•1982

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• The origins of the theory of the properties of terms

  Open Access•L M De Rijk•The Cambridge history of later…•1982

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• Happiness

  Open Access•G Darryl Wieland, Georg Wieland•The Cambridge history of later…•1982

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• Changes in the approach to language

  Open Access•W Keith Percival•The Cambridge history of later…•1982

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• The potential and the agent intellect

  Open Access•Zdzislw Kuksewicz•The Cambridge history of later…•1982

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• Some Epistemological Implications of the Burley-Ockham Dispute

  Paul Vincent Spade•Franciscan studies•1976

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• The medieval interpretation of Aristotle

  Open Access•C H Lohr•The Cambridge history of later…•1982

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• Free will and free choice

  Open Access•J B Korolec•The Cambridge history of later…•1982

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• Time and Indexicality in Buridan’s Concept of Logical Consequence

  Manuel A Dahlquist, Manuel Dahlquist•History and Philosophy of Logic•2021

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• The validity paradox in modal S 5

  Open Access•Dale Jacquette•Synthese•1996

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• Interpreted logical forms

  Open Access•Richard K Larson, Peter Ludlow•Synthese•1993

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• Arthur Prior and medieval logic

  Open Access•Sara L Uckelman•Synthese•2012

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• Prior on an insolubilium of Jean Buridan

  Open Access•Sara L Uckelman•Synthese•2012

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