John Buridan and Beyond: Topics in the Language Sciences, 1300-1700Russell L. Friedman, Sten Ebbesen |
Contents
Introduction | 7 |
Mental Language and Italian Scholasticism in the Fourteenth | 33 |
Some Notes on the Revival of Modistic Linguistics | 69 |
From Buridan | 121 |
John Buridan and Jerónimo Pardo on the Notion of Propositio | 153 |
Common terms and phrases
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