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Walter Redmond and Mauricio Beuchot la teorta de la argumentacion en el mexico colonial (review)History and Philosophy of Logic 22 (1): 48-49. 2001.
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Time and Propositions in Jerónimo PardoIn I. Angelelli & P. Pérez-Ilzarbe (eds.), Medieval and Renaissance Logic in Spain, G. Olms. pp. 54--251. 2000.From the medieval and post-medieval analyses dealing with propositions and time one gathers that their relation can be considered from various points of view. It could be said that there is not one "time" connected with a proposition, but several "times": following d'Ors, I will distinguish at least three: the time of the utterance, the time of the copula, and the time of truth. These three times of the proposition may or may not coincide. In these pages I propose to examine one of the problems …Read more
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85Disputation and Logic in the Medieval Treatises De Modo Opponendi et RespondendiVivarium 49 (1-3): 127-149. 2011.In 1980 L. M. de Rijk edited some texts connected with medieval disputation ( Die mittelaterlichen Traktate De modo opponendi et respondendi ), towards which he showed a strikingly contemptuous attitude. The reason for his contempt was that the treatises did not fit the obligationes and sophismata tradition. In this article I focus on the original version, the Thesaurus Philosophorum , to highlight the distinction of this family of treatises with respect to the “modern“ tradition. First, I study…Read more
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4Una respuesta al problema de los insolubles: la Lógica de Pedro de CastrovolCuadernos Salmantinos de Filosofía 20 179-190. 1993.
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37Late Medieval Trinitarian Syllogistics: from the Theological Debates to a Logical TextbookIn A. Schuman (ed.), Logic in Religious Discourse, Ontos Verlag. 2009.Jerónimo Pardo's analysis of the problems raised by some popular trinitarian paralogisms is studied in this paper. The purpose is to show how the notions employed by the theologians in order to solve theological problems were introduced into a textbook on logic to deal with some genuinely logical problems. First, the problem, common to all logical approaches, of achieving a fine-grained analysis of the logical form of syllogistical inferences. Second, the problem, typical of the terminist approa…Read more
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10Antonio Andrés: Utrum signum possit poni ex parte praedicatiBulletin de Philosophie Medievale 37 33-44. 1995.