The language of thought in late medieval philosophy

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Springer, Dordrecht

2017

463 Pages

ISBN 978-3-319-66633-4

The language of thought in late medieval philosophy

essays in honor of Claude Panaccio

Edited by

Jenny Pelletier , Magali Roques

Publication details

Full citation:

Pelletier, J. , Roques, M. (eds) (2017). The language of thought in late medieval philosophy: essays in honor of Claude Panaccio, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

An introduction to mental language in late medieval philosophy

Roques Magali; Pelletier Jenny

1-25

An interview with Claude Panaccio

Pelletier Jenny; Roques Magali

27-36

A crucial distinction in William of Ockham's philosophy of mind

Robert Aurélien

39-57

Causation and mental content

Brower-Toland Susan

59-80

Likeness stories

Normore Calvin G.

81-94

Ockham's semantics of real definitions

Roques Magali

95-110

Is there a metaphysical approach to the transcendentals in Ockham?

Pelletier Jenny

111-124

Intellections and volitions

Schierbaum Sonja

125-136

The metatheoretical framework of William of Ockham's modal logic

Perini-Santos Ernesto

137-147

Ockham on mental syncategoremata

Amerini Fabrizio

149-166

The role of the speaker in Roger Bacon and William of Ockham's supposition theories

Goubier Frédéric

169-182

Peter Auriol and William of Ockham on a medieval version of the argument from illusion

Pickavé Martin

183-199

Raisons de croire et vouloir croire

Piché David

201-216

The syllogism as defined by Aristotle, Ockham, and Buridan

Dutilh Novaes Catarina

217-231

Burley, Ockham, and English logicians on impositio as a type of obligatio

233-245

Understanding as attending

Rosier-Catach Irène

249-274

La triade farabienne du logos, son parallèle grec et son écho latin chez Arnoul de Provence

Lafleur Claude; Carrier Joanne

275-285

Psammetichus's experiment and the scholastics

Ebbesen Sten

287-302

James of Viterbo on universals

Côté Antoine

303-314

The science of psychology in Ockham's oxford

King Peter

315-329

Durand of St-Pourçain and cognitive habits (sent. a/b iii, d. 23, qq. 1–2)

331-368

Thought-transplants, demons, and modalities

Klima Gyula

369-381

Sensory awareness and self-awareness in Buridan and Oresme

Zupko Jack

383-395

Évidence et raisons probables

Biard Joël

397-416

Présentation et représentation

de Libera Alain

417-435

Grasping the philosophical relevance of past philosophies

Panaccio Claude

439-451

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