Sophismata

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Sophismata

work by Buridan

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history of logic
Developments in the 13th and early 14th centuries
…de dialectica, Buridan’s extremely interesting Sophismata (published separately in early editions) discusses many issues in semantics and philosophy of logic. Among Buridan’s pupils was Albert of Saxony (died 1390), the author of a Perutilis logica (“A Very Useful Logic”) and later first rector of the University of Vienna. Albert was…
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…de dialectica, Buridan’s extremely interesting Sophismata (published separately in early editions) discusses many issues in semantics and philosophy of logic. Among Buridan’s pupils was Albert of Saxony (died 1390), the author of a Perutilis logica (“A Very Useful Logic”) and later first rector of the University of Vienna. Albert was…
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