Lambert of Lagny

Cesalli, Laurent

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“…9 On the Disputatio in the Middle Ages, see [4,36], and [71]. 10 It should also be noted that the expression accessus appears in the title of the anonymous treatise Accessus Philosophorum seeming to suggest a scheme of division based on the four Aristotelian causes (efficient, material, formal, and final). about the role played by each of the Aristotelian books in the constitution of the scientific discipline to which the book belonged.…”

Section: The Classification Of Logic Among the Sciencesmentioning

confidence: 98%

“…This book was for a long time attributed to Lambert of Auxerre, but it seems that its author is Lambert of Lagny. For a presentation of this issue, see [10]. Greek logos (sermo, in Latin) and ycos (scientia).…”

Section: The Status Of the Discipline: Logic As Science Or Logic As Artmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In his commentaries on Porphyry's Isagoge, Categories and De Interpretatione, Boethius, inspired by the Greek commentators on Aristotle, used this technique, and called it didascalia. 10 In his commentary on the Categories, he mentions the intention of the author, the utility of the work, its order, and the part of philosophy to which it belongs. In the commentary to De Interpretatione he only mentions intentio and utilitas.…”

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The Meanings of ‘Logic’ in the Thirteenth Century

Storck

2015

Log. Univers.

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The goal of this article is to call attention to different ways in which logic was understood in the thirteenth century. Thus, it will recall some relevant historical facts related to the problem of classifying logic among scientific disciplines. This problem involved methodological questions linked to the form of presenting both the scientific disciplines and the books by which they were transmitted. Next, it will stress the contexts that led Medievals to raise questions about the nature of logic and why these issues were necessarily accompanied by considerations on the relation of logic to the disciplines dealing with language. Finally, it will analyze a change in perspective with respect to the status of logic, which moves from a science of human discourse to a science of mental acts.Mathematics Subject Classification. Primary 01A35, 03A05.

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Section: The Classification Of Logic Among the Sciencesmentioning

confidence: 98%

Section: The Status Of the Discipline: Logic As Science Or Logic As Artmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: The Classification Of Logic Among the Sciencesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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