2004 - Leo S. Olschki
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The via antiqua and the via moderna in Grammar : the late Medieval Discussions on the Subject of the Sentence
P. 219-244
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- Preface
- Les discussions sur le signifié des propositions chez Abélard et ses contemporains
- Peter Abelard's Two Theories of the Proposition
- Dicta : Assertion and Speech Acts : Abelard and some Modern Interpreters
- Are Argumentations Propositions?
- Propositionality and Logic in the Ars Meliduna
- Porretaneans on Propositions
- Avicenna on the Categorical Assertion
- Virtus significationis, violentia usus : Porretan Views on Theological Hermeneutics
- Una semantica del verbo nella grammatica e nella teologia tra XII e XIII secolo
- Wodeham's Cognitive Theory of the Passions
- The via antiqua and the via moderna in Grammar : the late Medieval Discussions on the Subject of the Sentence
- Assertive and non-Assertive Sentences : classifications of the oratio perfecta in the Thirteenth Century
- Propositions modales et paradigmes logiques au xiiie sicle
- Plures interrogationes : A Fallacy in Question?
- Scotus on Assertion and the Copula : a Comparison with Aquinas
- Le statut de la proposition chez Hervé de Nédellec
- La structure de la proposition modale ockhamienne
- Les propositions singulières chez Guillaume d'Ockham
- Complexio, enunciatio. assensus : the Role of Propositions in Knowledge According to John Bandan
- John Bandan and the Force-Content Distinction
- Signification et assertion chez Blaise de Parme
- Ubi est propositio? : Richard Brinkley sur les lieux de la proposition, Summa Logicae 1.1 -5.
- Complexe significabile and Truth in Gregory of Rimini and Paul of Venice
- Complexe Significabilia and the Formal Distinction
- Singular Terms and Predication in Some late Fifteenth and Sixteenth century Thomistic Logicians
- Propositiones de mod loquendi inconsueti : de mixta suppositione
- Index of manuscripts
- Index of names
