Marsilius of Inghen

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Marsilius of Inghen

medieval logician

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Late medieval logic
1316–90), Marsilius of Inghen (died 1399), and others—continued and developed the work of their predecessors. In 1372 Pierre d’Ailly wrote an important work, Conceptus et insolubilia (Concepts and Insolubles), which appealed to a sophisticated theory of mental language in order to solve semantic paradoxes such as…
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1316–90), Marsilius of Inghen (died 1399), and others—continued and developed the work of their predecessors. In 1372 Pierre d’Ailly wrote an important work, Conceptus et insolubilia (Concepts and Insolubles), which appealed to a sophisticated theory of mental language in order to solve semantic paradoxes such as…
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