Logic textbooks and Cartesianism in the 17th century - French textbooks in the Netherlands

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Steven Coesmans

KU Leuven

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Aristotle, Tartaret and Siliceus in Tlatelolco: The teaching of logic to the Nahua ("Aztec") nobilit…

The Rise of the Instrumental Conception of Logic. Vernacular Logical Textbooks in Renaissance Italy

Logic in Louvain (c. 1425-1530). New Avenues of Research

Logic textbooks and Cartesianism in the ^17th century - French t…

The optional turn of logic in ^17th-century French scholasticism

The teaching of logic in ^18th-century England

Symposium

14 May 2018

5:00 - 5:45pm

Catherine König-Pralong

Carl von Prantl and the history of Western logic

The use of logic in Byzantium in the ^9th century

The ambiguous status of logic in Islam : between anathema and institutionalization

The Study of Logic and its Cultural Impact Among Jews of the Midi (^12th-14th C.).…

Symposium

15 May 2018

12:00 - 1:00pm

Julie Brumberg-Chaumont

The uses of logic in the Latin Middle Ages : the rise of a social and intellectual norm

A social history of logic in the early Middle Ages

An introduction to logic from some Modist comments on the Tractatus

" Una et eadem apud omnes " : speculative grammar an…

Symposium

15 May 2018

5:00 - 5:15pm

Julie Brumberg-Chaumont

Logic textbooks and Cartesianism in the ^17th century - French textbooks in the Netherlands

Speaker(s)

Steven Coesmans

Events

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Introduction : the Europe of logic

The Oxford/Paris split

Aristotle, Tartaret and Siliceus in Tlatelolco: The teaching of logic to the Nahua ("Aztec") nobilit…

The Rise of the Instrumental Conception of Logic. Vernacular Logical Textbooks in Renaissance Italy

Logic in Louvain (c. 1425-1530). New Avenues of Research

Logic textbooks and Cartesianism in the ^17th century - French t…

The optional turn of logic in ^17th-century French scholasticism

The teaching of logic in ^18th-century England

Carl von Prantl and the history of Western logic

The use of logic in Byzantium in the ^9th century

The ambiguous status of logic in Islam : between anathema and institutionalization

The Study of Logic and its Cultural Impact Among Jews of the Midi (^12th-14th C.).…

The uses of logic in the Latin Middle Ages : the rise of a social and intellectual norm

A social history of logic in the early Middle Ages

An introduction to logic from some Modist comments on the Tractatus

" Una et eadem apud omnes " : speculative grammar an…

Conclusion

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Logic textbooks and Cartesianism in the 17th century - French textbooks in the Netherlands

Speaker(s)

Steven Coesmans

Events

Home

Introduction : the Europe of logic

The Oxford/Paris split

Aristotle, Tartaret and Siliceus in Tlatelolco: The teaching of logic to the Nahua ("Aztec") nobilit…

The Rise of the Instrumental Conception of Logic. Vernacular Logical Textbooks in Renaissance Italy

Logic in Louvain (c. 1425-1530). New Avenues of Research

Logic textbooks and Cartesianism in the 17th century - French t…

The optional turn of logic in 17th-century French scholasticism

The teaching of logic in 18th-century England

Carl von Prantl and the history of Western logic

The use of logic in Byzantium in the 9th century

The ambiguous status of logic in Islam : between anathema and institutionalization

The Study of Logic and its Cultural Impact Among Jews of the Midi (12th-14th C.).…

The uses of logic in the Latin Middle Ages : the rise of a social and intellectual norm

A social history of logic in the early Middle Ages

An introduction to logic from some Modist comments on the Tractatus

" Una et eadem apud omnes " : speculative grammar an…

Conclusion

See also

Logic textbooks and Cartesianism in the ^17th century - French textbooks in the Netherlands

Logic textbooks and Cartesianism in the ^17th century - French t…

The optional turn of logic in ^17th-century French scholasticism

The teaching of logic in ^18th-century England

The use of logic in Byzantium in the ^9th century

The Study of Logic and its Cultural Impact Among Jews of the Midi (^12th-14th C.).…