FOUR REFORMER-LOGICIANS This seminar is inspired by Graham Priest’s article ‘Can logic be revised ?’ in Penelope Rush (ed.), The Metaphysics of Logic (Cambridge University Press 2014).The seminar will study major reforms to the discipline of logic proposed by Avicenna, William Ockham, the Port-Royal logicians, and some of the German thinkers of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. It will focus on the goals of these reforms, and the reasoning which led to their pursuit. These logics will..
This chapter is part of the latest and largest reference volume on the history of modern logic publi...
Logic is concerned with the design or structure of arguments. It describes the forms of valid argume...
Modern logic is often defined in terms of specific formal languages, rules, and calculi. Such archit...
17 novembre Session I 10h00-12h30 Paul Thom Avicenna’s break with Aristotle’s logic. The theory of ...
8 décembre Session 2 Paul Thom Ockham’s critique of his realist predecessors, including Kilwardby, o...
International audienceIn 1778, abbé Guinot, a priest native of Lorraine and professor in the seminar...
International audienceIn 1778, Abbe Guinot, a priest native of Lorraine and professor in the seminar...
Medieval logic has been despised through sheer ignorance, because it has been mistakenly identified ...
Séminaire du Centre d'Histoire des Sciences et des Philosophies Arabes et Médiévales (SPHERE, UMR 72...
This project, which will take the form of a PhD thesis submitted by Steven Coesemans, will use the s...
The histories of science and logic are witnesses of various logical concepts that were proposed as f...
The book develops an alternative to current mathematical logic, capable of overcoming the limitation...
The Editors’ vision for this volume is that it should be a selection of essays, contributed by the a...
For centuries, techniques of argumentation were studied intensively, especially in the medieval tri...
Ivor Grattan-Guinness, Gérard Bornet (eds), George Boole : Selected manuscripts on logic and its phi...
This chapter is part of the latest and largest reference volume on the history of modern logic publi...
Logic is concerned with the design or structure of arguments. It describes the forms of valid argume...
Modern logic is often defined in terms of specific formal languages, rules, and calculi. Such archit...
17 novembre Session I 10h00-12h30 Paul Thom Avicenna’s break with Aristotle’s logic. The theory of ...
8 décembre Session 2 Paul Thom Ockham’s critique of his realist predecessors, including Kilwardby, o...
International audienceIn 1778, abbé Guinot, a priest native of Lorraine and professor in the seminar...
International audienceIn 1778, Abbe Guinot, a priest native of Lorraine and professor in the seminar...
Medieval logic has been despised through sheer ignorance, because it has been mistakenly identified ...
Séminaire du Centre d'Histoire des Sciences et des Philosophies Arabes et Médiévales (SPHERE, UMR 72...
This project, which will take the form of a PhD thesis submitted by Steven Coesemans, will use the s...
The histories of science and logic are witnesses of various logical concepts that were proposed as f...
The book develops an alternative to current mathematical logic, capable of overcoming the limitation...
The Editors’ vision for this volume is that it should be a selection of essays, contributed by the a...
For centuries, techniques of argumentation were studied intensively, especially in the medieval tri...
Ivor Grattan-Guinness, Gérard Bornet (eds), George Boole : Selected manuscripts on logic and its phi...
This chapter is part of the latest and largest reference volume on the history of modern logic publi...
Logic is concerned with the design or structure of arguments. It describes the forms of valid argume...
Modern logic is often defined in terms of specific formal languages, rules, and calculi. Such archit...