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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"History of Logic"”.

  1. Propositions and meaning : a study of denotationist theories of logical meaning

    … partly an historical and partly a critical study of the philosophical view that propositions(argument components or logical meanings) are in some sense "objects" denoted by sentences. The author confines his at tent ion to theories developed during a revolutionary period in the history of logic - …

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  2. Propositions and meaning : a study of denotationist theories of logical meaning

    … partly an historical and partly a critical study of the philosophical view that propositions(argument components or logical meanings) are in some sense "objects" denoted by sentences. The author confines his at tent ion to theories developed during a revolutionary period in the history of logic - …

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  3. Prädizierbarkeit des Akzidens. Zur Theorie der denominativa (nomina sumpta) im Kategorienkommentar Abailards.

    Welche Hypothese man für die Klärung der Widersprüche in den aristotelischen Texten auch immer aufstellen mag, die Kategorienschrift bleibt als Textbasis für eine konsistente Kategorienlehre in jedem Fall problematisch. <br>Bei Abailard, einem Aristoteles-Kommentator des 12. Jhs., entdecken wir …

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  4. Restoring Reason: Theology of Logic in Origen of Alexandria

    Logic and theology were once spoken of together in a divine speech with which we spoke of God, even as God spoke to us, in one and the same sacred speech. Logic had been conceived as a simulation of speech in argument from the divine Logos. Yet logic has since been repeatedly separated from …

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