Polish attempts to modernize thomism by logic (bocheński and salamucha)

Studies in East European Thought 55 (4):299-313 (2003)
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Abstract

This paper reports some attempts undertaken in Poland in the 1930s to modernize Thomism by means of modern logic. In particular, it concerns J.M. Bocheski and J. Salamucha, the leading members of the CracowCircle. They attempted to give precise logical form to the Five Ways of Thomas Aquinas. Other works concerned the concept of transcendentals, the levels of abstraction, and the concept of essence.

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Jan Hertrich-Woleński
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Thomism as philosophia perennis.Jan Salamucha - 2006 - Revue des Sciences Religieuses 80 (1):57-65.

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