Rise of British Logic (Papers in Mediaeval Studies)

Contents......Page 8
Preface......Page 10
1 OXYNAT: A Theory about the Origins of British Logic......Page 14
2 Oxford Logic 1250-1275: Nicholas and Peter of Cornwall on Past and Future Realities......Page 32
3 La litterature des Abstractions et la tradition logique d\'Oxford......Page 76
4 Roger Bacon\'s Theory of the Double Intellectus: A Note on the Development of the Theory of Congruitas and Perfectio in the First Half of the Thirteenth Century......Page 128
5 Roger Bacon on the Compounded and Divided Senses......Page 158
6 Thomas Sutton\'s Commentary on the Categories according to MS Oxford, Merton College 289......Page 186
7 Some Thirteenth-Century Existential Disputes: Their Identification and Its Status......Page 228
8 The Mertonians\' Metalinguistic Sciences and the Insolubilia......Page 248
9 William Heytesbury on \'Necessity\'......Page 262
10 La signification d\'objets imaginaires dans quelques textes anglais du XIV[sup(e)] siècle (Guillaume Heytesbury, Henry Hopton)......Page 278
11 Early British Treatises on Consequences......Page 298
12 English Obligationes Texts after Roger Swyneshed: The Tracts beginning \'Obligatio est quaedam ars\'......Page 322
13 \'I promise a penny that I do not promise\' The Realist/Nominalist Debate over Intensional Propositions in Fourteenth-Century British Logic and its Contemporary Relevance......Page 348
14 L\'influence des Regulae solvendi sophismata de Guillaume Heytesbury: L\'Expositio de tribus praedicamentis de Magister Messinus......Page 374
15 Peter of Mantua and his Rejection of Ampliatio and Restrictio......Page 394
Participants in the Sixth European Symposium on Medieval Logic and Semantics......Page 414
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