Demonstration and scientific knowledge in William of Ockham: a translation of 'Summa logicae' III-II: 'De syllogismo demonstrativo', and selections from the prologue to the 'Ordinatio'
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| adam_text | CONTENTS IN DETAIL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XVLL NOTE TO THE READER XIX
INTROCLUCTION 1 I. ARISTOTLE S POSTERIOR ANALYTICS 3 2. THE FIRST
GENERATION OF MEDIEVAL COMMENTARY: ROBERT GROSSETESTE 2.1 THE
INTRODUCTION OF THE POSTERIOR ANALYTICS TO MEDIEVAL EUROPE 12 2.2 THE
COMMENTARY OF ROBERT GROSSETESTE ON THE POSTERIAR ANALYTICS 13 2.3
GROSSETESTE S AUGUSTINIAN ILLUMINATIONISM 16 2-4 LIGHT AND FORMS: THE
CAUSAL STRUCTURE OF THE CREATED WORLD IN GROSSETESTE 18 2.5 GROSSETESTE
ON OUR KNOWLEDGE OF DEFINITIONS 22 2.6 GROSSETESTE ON OUR KNOWLEDGE
OFAXIOMS 25 2.7 GROSSETESTE ON OUR KNOWLEDGE OF CAUSAL FIRST PRINCIPLES
29 2.8 GROSSETESTE ON DEMONSTRATION IN MATHEMATICS AND THE NATURAL SEIEN
CES 32 2.9 THE HIGHEST FORM OF NATURAL DEMONSTRATION IN GROSSETESTE 34
2.10 GROSSETESTE ON MATHEMATICS AND THE SCIENCES SUBALTERNATE TO IR 40
3. THE SECOND GENERATION OF MEDIEVAL COMMENTARY: ALBERT THE GREAT AND
THOMAS AQUINAS 3.1 ALBERT THE GREAT S CRITIQUE OF GROSSETESTE ON
SUBALTERNATE &~= ~ 3.2 THOMAS AQUINAS ON SUBALTERNATE SCIENCES 52 3.3
ALBERT THE GREAT ON THE HIGHEST SORT OF NATURAL DEMONSTRATION 55 3-4 THE
HIGHEST SORT OF DEMONSTRATION ACCORDING TO THOMAS AQUINAS 62 3.5 THOMAS
AND GROSSETESTE ON THE FOURTH WAY OF PREDICATING HR~ ~ 3.6 ALBERT THE
GREAT AND THE FOUR MODES OF PER SE PREDICATION 72 3.7 ALBERT THE GREAT
ON NECESSITY IN DEMONSTRATION 74 IX X CONTENTS IN DETAIL 4 THE THIRD
GENERATION OF MEDIEVAL COMMENTARY: DUNS SEOTUS AND GILES OF ROME 4. 1
DUNS SEOTUS AND HENRY OF GHENT ON THE UNDERSTANDING 79 4. 2 SCOTUS S
REPLY TO HENRY OF GHENT AND HIS OWN AUGUSTINIAN VIEW 83 43 DUNS SCOTUS
ON OUR KNOWLEDGE OF FIRST PRINEIPLES 87 4-4 DUNS SCOTUS ON DEMONSTRATION
90 45 GILES OF ROME S DEFENSE OF ALBERT S VIEWS ON DEMONSTRATION 94 5
WILLIAM OEKHAM ON DEMONSTRATION 5. I OEKHAM S METAPHYSIEAL
PRESUPPOSITIONS AND HIS THEORY OF MEANING IOI 5.2 OEKHAM ON OUR
KNOWLEDGE OF CAUSAL PRINEIPLES I04 53 OEKHAM ON DEMONSTRATING THE GENUS
AND THE DIFFERENEE OF A SPEEIES I08 54 OEKHAM ON DEMONSTRATING AN
ATTRIBUTE OF ITS SUBJEET III 55 OEKHAM AND GROSSETESTE ON THE
POSSIBILITY OF A DEMONSTRATIVE SEIEN CE OF DEMONSTRATION II6 5. 6 OEKHAM
VS. GILES OF ROME ON THE MIDDLE TERM OF DEMONSTRATION OF THE HIGHEST
SORT 128 57 OEKHAM ON THE NATURE OF THE KNOWLEDGE PRODUEED BY
DEMONSTRATION 13 0 5. 8 AQUINAS, SCOTUS, AND OEKHAM ON THEOLOGY AS A
DEMONSTRATIVE SEIENEE 136 TABLES 14 1 TABLE I TABLE 2 TABLE 3 TABLE 4
TABLE 5 TABLE 6 THE WAYS IN WHIEH SOMETHING CAN BE PER SE 14 2 HOW
KNOWLEDGE OF FIRST PRINEIPLES ARISES 143 DEMONSTRATION THAT IR IS SO AND
SUBALTERNATION 144 DEMONSTRATION OF THE HIGHEST SORT 14 6 THE TYPES OF
ATTRIBUTE AND DEMONSTRATION IN WILLIAM OF OEKHAM 14 8 EXAMPLES OF TYPES
OF DEMONSTRATION IN WILLIAM OF OEKHAM 15 0 WILLIAM OF OEKHAM, SUMMA
LOGICAE, PART III, TRAETATE II: DEMONSTRATIVE SYLLOGISM {THE DEFINITION
0/ DEMONSTRATION} 153 CHAPTER I WHAT IS UNDERSTOOD BY THIS TERM
DEMONSTRATION, AND IN HOW MANY WAYS IS TO KNOW SAID? 154 CONTENTS IN
DETAIL XL [THE TERMS IN A DEMONSTRATION] CHAPTER 2 WHAT TERMS ARE
INCLUDED IN A DEMONSTRATION? CHAPTER 3 WHAT MUST ONE WHO DEMONSTRATES
COGNIZE BEFOREHAND? [THE PROPOSITIONS IN A DEMONSTRATION] 155 CHAPTER 4
CONCERNING THE DIVISION OF PROPOSITIONS REQUIRED FOR DEMONSTRATION. 157
[PROPERTIES BELONGING TO ALT PROPOSITIONS ENTERING INTO DEMONSTRATION]
CHAPTER 5 CONCERNING THE PROPERTIES OF PROPOSITIONS REQUIR~D FOR
DEMONSTRATION AND HOW THEY ARISE FROM INDESTRUCTIBLES. 158 CHAPTER 6
WHAT IS IT TO HOLD IN EVERY CASE, AND HOW CAN PREMISES AND CONCLUSIONS
OF DEMONSTRATIONS HOLD IN EVERY CASE? 160 CHAPTER 7 IN WHAT WAYS ARE
PROPOSITIONS REQUIRED FOR DEMONSTRATION CALLED PER SE? 161 CHAPTER 8
WHAT IS A PROPOSITION THAT IS TRUE PRIMARILY? 164 [PROPERTIES 0/ THE
CONCLUSION NOT /OUND IN THE PREMISES 0/ DEMONSTRATION] CHAPTER 9
CONCERNING THOSE PROPERTIES OF THE CONCLUSION THAT CANNOT BELONG TO ALL
THE PREMISES. 166 CHAPTER 10 CONCERNING THE WAY TO KNOWING THROUGH
EXPERIENCE AND HOW EXPERIENCE IS GAINED. 167 CHAPTER II CONCERNING
KNOWLEDGE BE FOREHAND OF THE CONCLUSION IN DEMONSTRATION. 168 CHAPTER 12
WHAT PROPOSITION CAN BE A CONCLUSION OF A DEMONSTRATION AND WHAT ONE
CANNOT? 169 XLL CONTENTS IN DETAIL [PROPERTIES 01 THE PREMISES 01 A
DEMONSTRATION NOT LOUND IN THE CONCLUSION} CHAPTER 13 CONCERNING THE
PROPERTIES OF PRINCIPLES ENTERING INTO A DEMONSTRATION. 171 CHAPTER 14
WHAT PROPOSITIONS ARE SAID TO BE IMMEDIATE, AND CONCERNING THE WAYS OF
BEING PRIOR. 17 2 CHAPTER 15 HOW ARE PRINCIPLES SAID TO BE CAUSES OF THE
CONCLUSION ? 173 CHAPTER 16 CONCERNING THOSE THINGS THAT AGREE IN
GENERAL WITH EVERY PREMISE OF A DEMONSTRATION. 174 [DEMONSTRATION WHY IT
IS SO AND THAT IT IS SO} CHAPTER 17 CONCERNING TWO SORTS OF
DEMONSTRATION: FROM WHAT IS PRIOR AND FROM WHAT IS POSTERIOR. 175
CHAPTER 18 CONCERNING OBJECTIONS AGAINST WHAT HAS JUST BEEN SAID. 17 6
CHAPTER 19 IN WHAT WAY DO DEMONSTRATION WHY IT IS SO AND DEMONSTRATION
THAT IT IS SO DIFFER IN GENERAL? 17 8 CHAPTER 20 IN HOW MANY WAYS DO
DEMONSTRATION THAT IT IS SO AND DEMONSTRATION WHY IT IS SO DIFFER? 17 8
CHAPTER 21 CONCERNING ANOTHER DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DEMONSTRATION THAT IT
IS SO AND WHY IT IS SO. 180 CHAPTER 22 CONCERNING CONCLUSIONS THAT HAVE
FIRST AS WEIL AS SECOND INTENTIONS FOR TERMS, TO WHAT SCIENCE DO THEY
BELONG? 182 [THE QUESTIONS ANSWERED IN DEMONSTRATION} CHAPTER 23
CONCERNING KNOWLEDGE AND DEMONSTRATION WHY IT IS SO AND HOW MANY
QUESTIONS THERE ARE. 18 3 CONTENTS IN DETAIL CHAPTER 24 CONCERNING
OBJECTIONS AGAINST THE AFORESAID. X/LI CHAPTER 25 HOW DIFFERENT
QUESTIONS MAY BE SETTLED IN DIFFERENT WAYS, AND CONCERNING THE QUESTION
IF IT ISO 188 CHAPTER 26 THAT DUBITABLE PRO POSITIONS CONCERNING
INHERENCE, PREDICATING EXISTENCE, AND HAVING A CONNOTATIVE OR RELATIVE
NAME OR SOMETHING OF THAT SORT FOR A SUBJECT CAN SOMETIMES BE
DEMONSTRATED AND SOMETIMES CANNOT. 189 CHAPTER 27 WHETHER THE BEING OF
THE REALITY AND THE ESSENCE OF THE REALITY ARE TWO THINGS OUTSIDE THE
SOUL DISTINCT FROM ONE ANOTHER. 190 [ WHAT IT IS, AND DEFINITIONS}
CHAPTER 28 HOW THE QUESTION WHAT IT IS IS SETTLED, AND IN THE FIRST
PLACE CONCERNING DEFINITION. 192 CHAPTER 29 CONCERNING THE DEFINITION
EXPRESSING THE REAL ESSENCE THAT IS NOT GIVEN THROUGH ANYTHING
EXTRINSIC. 193 CHAPTER 30 HOW A PROPOSITION IN WH ICH THE DIFFERENCE IS
PREDICATED OF THE ABSOLUTE SPECIES CAN BE DEMONSTRATED. 196 CHAPTER 3 I
THAT THE DEFINITION CANNOT BE DEMONSTRATED OF THE DEFINED FROM WHAT U~~
I~ CHAPTER 32 CONCERNING DEFINITION GIVEN THROUGH SOMETHING EXTRINSIC:
HOW IS IT KNOWN OF THE DEFINED? 200 CHAPTER 33 CONCERNING CONNOTATIVE
DEFINITA: HOW ARE THEY DEFINED? 201 CHAPTER 34 HOW CAN DEFINITIONS OF
CONNOTATIVE THINGS BE COGNIZED OF THE DEFINED? 203 XLV CONTENTS IN
DETAIL [ WHETHER IT IS SO. J CHAPTER 35 HOW CAN THE QUESTION WHETHER IT
IS SO BE SETTLED, AND HOW CAN A PROPOSITION PER SE IN THE SECOND WAY,
BUT DUBITABLE, BE EVIDENTLY KNOWN? 205 CHAPTER 36 HOW IS AN ATTRIBUTE
DEMONSTRABLE OF ITS PRIMARY SUBJECT USING SOME DETERMINATION? 207
CHAPTER 37 HOW CAN AN ATTRIBUTE BE DEMONSTRATED OF THINGS BELOW ITS
PRIMARY SUBJECT WITHOUT ANY DETERMINATION? 207 CHAPTER 38 CONCERNING AN
ATTRIBUTE CONVEYING THE SAME THING DIRECTLY THAT ITS SUBJECT SIGNIFIES
AND A DIFFERENT REALITY OBLIQUELY: HOW CAN IT BE DEMONSTRATED OF ITS
SUBJECT? 208 CHAPTER 39 HOW DOES DEMONSTRATION OCCUR THROUGH ALL THE
CAUSES? 2IO CHAPTER 40 CONCERNING ATTRIBUTES THAT SIGNIFY OBLIQUELY PART
OF THAT WHICH IS SIGNIFIED BY THE SUBJECT. 21 I [ WHAT IT ISO J CHAPTER
41 HOW THE QUESTION WHAT IT IS IS SETTLED. 21 3 WILLIAM OF OCKHAM,
SELECTIONS CONCERNING DEMONSTRATION FROM SCRIPTUM IN LIBRUM SENTENTIARUM
(ORDINATIO), BOOK I, PROLOGUE 21 5 QUESTION 2 WHETHER EVIDENT KNOWLEDGE
OF THE TRUTHS OF THEOLOGY IS SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE STRICTLY SO-CALLED.
216 ARTICLE I WHAT PROPOSITIONS ARE KNOWABLE THROUGH SCIENTIFIC
KNOWLEDGE STRICTLY SO-CALLED? 216 ARTICLE 2 WHAT IS SCIENTIFIC
KNOWLEDGE? 222 ARTICLE 3 WHETHER EVIDENT KNOWLEDGE OF THE TRUTHS OF
THEOLOGY IS SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE STRICTLY SO-CALLED. 227 CONTENTS IN
DETAIL XV QUESTION 3 WHETHER AN ATTRIBUTE KNOWABLE OF ANYTHING BY
KNOWLEDGE STRICTLY SO-CALLED DIFFERS FROM THE THING IN REALITY. 245
QUESTION 4 WHETHER EVERY ATTRIBUTE IS DEMONSTRABLE OF ITS PRIMARY
SUBJECT APRIORI. 253 QUESTION 5 WHETHER IN EVERY DEMONSTRATION THE
DEFINITION IS THE MIDDLE TERM USED IN DEMONSTRATING. 260 QUESTION 6
WHETHER ONLY A PROPOSITION PER SE IN THE SECOND WAY OF SAYING PER SE IS
KNOWABLE BY SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE STRICTLY SO-CALLED. 271 APPENDICES 275
APPENDIX I APPENDIX 2 APPENDIX 3 APPENDIX 4 GILES OF ROME, COMMENTARY ON
POSTERIOR ANALYTICS II 9, 93B26-28. GILES OF ROME, WHAT IS THE MIDDLE
TERM IN DEMONSTRATION? JOHN OF CORNWALL, QUESTIONS ON THE POSTERIOR
ANALYTICS, BOOK H, QUESTION 9: WHETHER THE MIDDLE TERM IN DEMONSTRATION
IS THE DEFINITION OF THE SUBJECT OR OF THE ATTRIBUTE? GROSSETESTE S LIST
OF CONCLUSIONS IN THE POSTERIOR ANALYTICS GLOSSARY NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX 0/ PROPER NAMES INDEX 0/ CITATIONS IN OEKHAM INDEX 0/ CITATIONS IN
GI/ES 0/ ROME INDEX 0/ CITATIONS IN JOHN 0/ CORNWALL
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CONTENTS IN DETAIL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XVLL NOTE TO THE READER XIX
INTROCLUCTION 1 I. ARISTOTLE'S POSTERIOR ANALYTICS 3 2. THE FIRST
GENERATION OF MEDIEVAL COMMENTARY: ROBERT GROSSETESTE 2.1 THE
INTRODUCTION OF THE POSTERIOR ANALYTICS TO MEDIEVAL EUROPE 12 2.2 THE
COMMENTARY OF ROBERT GROSSETESTE ON THE POSTERIAR ANALYTICS 13 2.3
GROSSETESTE'S AUGUSTINIAN ILLUMINATIONISM 16 2-4 LIGHT AND FORMS: THE
CAUSAL STRUCTURE OF THE CREATED WORLD IN GROSSETESTE 18 2.5 GROSSETESTE
ON OUR KNOWLEDGE OF DEFINITIONS 22 2.6 GROSSETESTE ON OUR KNOWLEDGE
OFAXIOMS 25 2.7 GROSSETESTE ON OUR KNOWLEDGE OF CAUSAL FIRST PRINCIPLES
29 2.8 GROSSETESTE ON DEMONSTRATION IN MATHEMATICS AND THE NATURAL SEIEN
CES 32 2.9 THE HIGHEST FORM OF NATURAL DEMONSTRATION IN GROSSETESTE 34
2.10 GROSSETESTE ON MATHEMATICS AND THE SCIENCES SUBALTERNATE TO IR 40
3. THE SECOND GENERATION OF MEDIEVAL COMMENTARY: ALBERT THE GREAT AND
THOMAS AQUINAS 3.1 ALBERT THE GREAT'S CRITIQUE OF GROSSETESTE ON
SUBALTERNATE &~= ~ 3.2 THOMAS AQUINAS ON SUBALTERNATE SCIENCES 52 3.3
ALBERT THE GREAT ON THE HIGHEST SORT OF NATURAL DEMONSTRATION 55 3-4 THE
HIGHEST SORT OF DEMONSTRATION ACCORDING TO THOMAS AQUINAS 62 3.5 THOMAS
AND GROSSETESTE ON THE FOURTH WAY OF PREDICATING HR~ ~ 3.6 ALBERT THE
GREAT AND THE FOUR MODES OF PER SE PREDICATION 72 3.7 ALBERT THE GREAT
ON NECESSITY IN DEMONSTRATION 74 IX X CONTENTS IN DETAIL 4 THE THIRD
GENERATION OF MEDIEVAL COMMENTARY: DUNS SEOTUS AND GILES OF ROME 4. 1
DUNS SEOTUS AND HENRY OF GHENT ON THE UNDERSTANDING 79 4. 2 SCOTUS'S
REPLY TO HENRY OF GHENT AND HIS OWN AUGUSTINIAN VIEW 83 43 DUNS SCOTUS
ON OUR KNOWLEDGE OF FIRST PRINEIPLES 87 4-4 DUNS SCOTUS ON DEMONSTRATION
90 45 GILES OF ROME'S DEFENSE OF ALBERT'S VIEWS ON DEMONSTRATION 94 5
WILLIAM OEKHAM ON DEMONSTRATION 5. I OEKHAM'S METAPHYSIEAL
PRESUPPOSITIONS AND HIS THEORY OF MEANING IOI 5.2 OEKHAM ON OUR
KNOWLEDGE OF CAUSAL PRINEIPLES I04 53 OEKHAM ON DEMONSTRATING THE GENUS
AND THE DIFFERENEE OF A SPEEIES I08 54 OEKHAM ON DEMONSTRATING AN
ATTRIBUTE OF ITS SUBJEET III 55 OEKHAM AND GROSSETESTE ON THE
POSSIBILITY OF A DEMONSTRATIVE SEIEN CE OF DEMONSTRATION II6 5. 6 OEKHAM
VS. GILES OF ROME ON THE MIDDLE TERM OF DEMONSTRATION OF THE HIGHEST
SORT 128 57 OEKHAM ON THE NATURE OF THE KNOWLEDGE PRODUEED BY
DEMONSTRATION 13 0 5. 8 AQUINAS, SCOTUS, AND OEKHAM ON THEOLOGY AS A
DEMONSTRATIVE SEIENEE 136 TABLES 14 1 TABLE I TABLE 2 TABLE 3 TABLE 4
TABLE 5 TABLE 6 THE WAYS IN WHIEH SOMETHING CAN BE PER SE 14 2 HOW
KNOWLEDGE OF FIRST PRINEIPLES ARISES 143 DEMONSTRATION THAT IR IS SO AND
SUBALTERNATION 144 DEMONSTRATION OF THE HIGHEST SORT 14 6 THE TYPES OF
ATTRIBUTE AND DEMONSTRATION IN WILLIAM OF OEKHAM 14 8 EXAMPLES OF TYPES
OF DEMONSTRATION IN WILLIAM OF OEKHAM 15 0 WILLIAM OF OEKHAM, SUMMA
LOGICAE, PART III, TRAETATE II: DEMONSTRATIVE SYLLOGISM {THE DEFINITION
0/ DEMONSTRATION} 153 CHAPTER I WHAT IS UNDERSTOOD BY THIS TERM
"DEMONSTRATION," AND IN HOW MANY WAYS IS "TO KNOW" SAID? 154 CONTENTS IN
DETAIL XL [THE TERMS IN A DEMONSTRATION] CHAPTER 2 WHAT TERMS ARE
INCLUDED IN A DEMONSTRATION? CHAPTER 3 WHAT MUST ONE WHO DEMONSTRATES
COGNIZE BEFOREHAND? [THE PROPOSITIONS IN A DEMONSTRATION] 155 CHAPTER 4
CONCERNING THE DIVISION OF PROPOSITIONS REQUIRED FOR DEMONSTRATION. 157
[PROPERTIES BELONGING TO ALT PROPOSITIONS ENTERING INTO DEMONSTRATION]
CHAPTER 5 CONCERNING THE PROPERTIES OF PROPOSITIONS REQUIR~D FOR
DEMONSTRATION AND HOW THEY ARISE FROM INDESTRUCTIBLES. 158 CHAPTER 6
WHAT IS IT TO HOLD IN EVERY CASE, AND HOW CAN PREMISES AND CONCLUSIONS
OF DEMONSTRATIONS HOLD IN EVERY CASE? 160 CHAPTER 7 IN WHAT WAYS ARE
PROPOSITIONS REQUIRED FOR DEMONSTRATION CALLED PER SE? 161 CHAPTER 8
WHAT IS A PROPOSITION THAT IS TRUE PRIMARILY? 164 [PROPERTIES 0/ THE
CONCLUSION NOT /OUND IN THE PREMISES 0/ DEMONSTRATION] CHAPTER 9
CONCERNING THOSE PROPERTIES OF THE CONCLUSION THAT CANNOT BELONG TO ALL
THE PREMISES. 166 CHAPTER 10 CONCERNING THE WAY TO KNOWING THROUGH
EXPERIENCE AND HOW EXPERIENCE IS GAINED. 167 CHAPTER II CONCERNING
KNOWLEDGE BE FOREHAND OF THE CONCLUSION IN DEMONSTRATION. 168 CHAPTER 12
WHAT PROPOSITION CAN BE A CONCLUSION OF A DEMONSTRATION AND WHAT ONE
CANNOT? 169 XLL CONTENTS IN DETAIL [PROPERTIES 01 THE PREMISES 01 A
DEMONSTRATION NOT LOUND IN THE CONCLUSION} CHAPTER 13 CONCERNING THE
PROPERTIES OF PRINCIPLES ENTERING INTO A DEMONSTRATION. 171 CHAPTER 14
WHAT PROPOSITIONS ARE SAID TO BE IMMEDIATE, AND CONCERNING THE WAYS OF
BEING PRIOR. 17 2 CHAPTER 15 HOW ARE PRINCIPLES SAID TO BE CAUSES OF THE
CONCLUSION ? 173 CHAPTER 16 CONCERNING THOSE THINGS THAT AGREE IN
GENERAL WITH EVERY PREMISE OF A DEMONSTRATION. 174 [DEMONSTRATION WHY IT
IS SO AND THAT IT IS SO} CHAPTER 17 CONCERNING TWO SORTS OF
DEMONSTRATION: FROM WHAT IS PRIOR AND FROM WHAT IS POSTERIOR. 175
CHAPTER 18 CONCERNING OBJECTIONS AGAINST WHAT HAS JUST BEEN SAID. 17 6
CHAPTER 19 IN WHAT WAY DO DEMONSTRATION WHY IT IS SO AND DEMONSTRATION
THAT IT IS SO DIFFER IN GENERAL? 17 8 CHAPTER 20 IN HOW MANY WAYS DO
DEMONSTRATION THAT IT IS SO AND DEMONSTRATION WHY IT IS SO DIFFER? 17 8
CHAPTER 21 CONCERNING ANOTHER DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DEMONSTRATION THAT IT
IS SO AND WHY IT IS SO. 180 CHAPTER 22 CONCERNING CONCLUSIONS THAT HAVE
FIRST AS WEIL AS SECOND INTENTIONS FOR TERMS, TO WHAT SCIENCE DO THEY
BELONG? 182 [THE QUESTIONS ANSWERED IN DEMONSTRATION} CHAPTER 23
CONCERNING KNOWLEDGE AND DEMONSTRATION WHY IT IS SO AND HOW MANY
QUESTIONS THERE ARE. 18 3 CONTENTS IN DETAIL CHAPTER 24 CONCERNING
OBJECTIONS AGAINST THE AFORESAID. X/LI CHAPTER 25 HOW DIFFERENT
QUESTIONS MAY BE SETTLED IN DIFFERENT WAYS, AND CONCERNING THE QUESTION
IF IT ISO 188 CHAPTER 26 THAT DUBITABLE PRO POSITIONS CONCERNING
INHERENCE, PREDICATING EXISTENCE, AND HAVING A CONNOTATIVE OR RELATIVE
NAME OR SOMETHING OF THAT SORT FOR A SUBJECT CAN SOMETIMES BE
DEMONSTRATED AND SOMETIMES CANNOT. 189 CHAPTER 27 WHETHER THE BEING OF
THE REALITY AND THE ESSENCE OF THE REALITY ARE TWO THINGS OUTSIDE THE
SOUL DISTINCT FROM ONE ANOTHER. 190 ["WHAT IT IS," AND DEFINITIONS}
CHAPTER 28 HOW THE QUESTION WHAT IT IS IS SETTLED, AND IN THE FIRST
PLACE CONCERNING DEFINITION. 192 CHAPTER 29 CONCERNING THE DEFINITION
EXPRESSING THE REAL ESSENCE THAT IS NOT GIVEN THROUGH ANYTHING
EXTRINSIC. 193 CHAPTER 30 HOW A PROPOSITION IN WH ICH THE DIFFERENCE IS
PREDICATED OF THE ABSOLUTE SPECIES CAN BE DEMONSTRATED. 196 CHAPTER 3 I
THAT THE DEFINITION CANNOT BE DEMONSTRATED OF THE DEFINED FROM WHAT U~~
I~ CHAPTER 32 CONCERNING DEFINITION GIVEN THROUGH SOMETHING EXTRINSIC:
HOW IS IT KNOWN OF THE DEFINED? 200 CHAPTER 33 CONCERNING CONNOTATIVE
DEFINITA: HOW ARE THEY DEFINED? 201 CHAPTER 34 HOW CAN DEFINITIONS OF
CONNOTATIVE THINGS BE COGNIZED OF THE DEFINED? 203 XLV CONTENTS IN
DETAIL ["WHETHER IT IS SO. "J CHAPTER 35 HOW CAN THE QUESTION WHETHER IT
IS SO BE SETTLED, AND HOW CAN A PROPOSITION PER SE IN THE SECOND WAY,
BUT DUBITABLE, BE EVIDENTLY KNOWN? 205 CHAPTER 36 HOW IS AN ATTRIBUTE
DEMONSTRABLE OF ITS PRIMARY SUBJECT USING SOME DETERMINATION? 207
CHAPTER 37 HOW CAN AN ATTRIBUTE BE DEMONSTRATED OF THINGS BELOW ITS
PRIMARY SUBJECT WITHOUT ANY DETERMINATION? 207 CHAPTER 38 CONCERNING AN
ATTRIBUTE CONVEYING THE SAME THING DIRECTLY THAT ITS SUBJECT SIGNIFIES
AND A DIFFERENT REALITY OBLIQUELY: HOW CAN IT BE DEMONSTRATED OF ITS
SUBJECT? 208 CHAPTER 39 HOW DOES DEMONSTRATION OCCUR THROUGH ALL THE
CAUSES? 2IO CHAPTER 40 CONCERNING ATTRIBUTES THAT SIGNIFY OBLIQUELY PART
OF THAT WHICH IS SIGNIFIED BY THE SUBJECT. 21 I ["WHAT IT ISO "J CHAPTER
41 HOW THE QUESTION WHAT IT IS IS SETTLED. 21 3 WILLIAM OF OCKHAM,
SELECTIONS CONCERNING DEMONSTRATION FROM SCRIPTUM IN LIBRUM SENTENTIARUM
(ORDINATIO), BOOK I, PROLOGUE 21 5 QUESTION 2 WHETHER EVIDENT KNOWLEDGE
OF THE TRUTHS OF THEOLOGY IS SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE STRICTLY SO-CALLED.
216 ARTICLE I WHAT PROPOSITIONS ARE KNOWABLE THROUGH SCIENTIFIC
KNOWLEDGE STRICTLY SO-CALLED? 216 ARTICLE 2 WHAT IS SCIENTIFIC
KNOWLEDGE? 222 ARTICLE 3 WHETHER EVIDENT KNOWLEDGE OF THE TRUTHS OF
THEOLOGY IS SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE STRICTLY SO-CALLED. 227 CONTENTS IN
DETAIL XV QUESTION 3 WHETHER AN ATTRIBUTE KNOWABLE OF ANYTHING BY
KNOWLEDGE STRICTLY SO-CALLED DIFFERS FROM THE THING IN REALITY. 245
QUESTION 4 WHETHER EVERY ATTRIBUTE IS DEMONSTRABLE OF ITS PRIMARY
SUBJECT APRIORI. 253 QUESTION 5 WHETHER IN EVERY DEMONSTRATION THE
DEFINITION IS THE MIDDLE TERM USED IN DEMONSTRATING. 260 QUESTION 6
WHETHER ONLY A PROPOSITION PER SE IN THE SECOND WAY OF SAYING PER SE IS
KNOWABLE BY SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE STRICTLY SO-CALLED. 271 APPENDICES 275
APPENDIX I APPENDIX 2 APPENDIX 3 APPENDIX 4 GILES OF ROME, COMMENTARY ON
POSTERIOR ANALYTICS II 9, 93B26-28. GILES OF ROME, WHAT IS THE MIDDLE
TERM IN DEMONSTRATION? JOHN OF CORNWALL, QUESTIONS ON THE POSTERIOR
ANALYTICS, BOOK H, QUESTION 9: WHETHER THE MIDDLE TERM IN DEMONSTRATION
IS THE DEFINITION OF THE SUBJECT OR OF THE ATTRIBUTE? GROSSETESTE'S LIST
OF CONCLUSIONS IN THE POSTERIOR ANALYTICS GLOSSARY NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX 0/ PROPER NAMES INDEX 0/ CITATIONS IN OEKHAM INDEX 0/ CITATIONS IN
GI/ES 0/ ROME INDEX 0/ CITATIONS IN JOHN 0/ CORNWALL |
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| spelling | Longeway, John Verfasser aut Demonstration and scientific knowledge in William of Ockham a translation of 'Summa logicae' III-II: 'De syllogismo demonstrativo', and selections from the prologue to the 'Ordinatio' John Lee Longeway Notre Dame, Ind. Univ. of Notre Dame Press 2007 XX, 432 S. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Aristotle Posterior analytics William <of Ockham, ca. 1285-ca. 1349> Summa logicae William <of Ockham, ca. 1285-ca. 1349> Wilhelm von Ockham 1285-1347 Summa logicae (DE-588)4331052-7 gnd rswk-swf Analytica posteriora (Aristoteles) gtt Kennistheorie gtt Wetenschapsfilosofie gtt Erkenntnistheorie Naturwissenschaft Wissenschaftstheorie Knowledge, Theory of Logic Science Methodology Wilhelm von Ockham 1285-1347 Summa logicae (DE-588)4331052-7 u DE-604 V:DE-604 application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=015465464&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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| title | Demonstration and scientific knowledge in William of Ockham a translation of 'Summa logicae' III-II: 'De syllogismo demonstrativo', and selections from the prologue to the 'Ordinatio' |
| title_auth | Demonstration and scientific knowledge in William of Ockham a translation of 'Summa logicae' III-II: 'De syllogismo demonstrativo', and selections from the prologue to the 'Ordinatio' |
| title_exact_search | Demonstration and scientific knowledge in William of Ockham a translation of 'Summa logicae' III-II: 'De syllogismo demonstrativo', and selections from the prologue to the 'Ordinatio' |
| title_exact_search_txtP | Demonstration and scientific knowledge in William of Ockham a translation of 'Summa logicae' III-II: 'De syllogismo demonstrativo', and selections from the prologue to the 'Ordinatio' |
| title_full | Demonstration and scientific knowledge in William of Ockham a translation of 'Summa logicae' III-II: 'De syllogismo demonstrativo', and selections from the prologue to the 'Ordinatio' John Lee Longeway |
| title_fullStr | Demonstration and scientific knowledge in William of Ockham a translation of 'Summa logicae' III-II: 'De syllogismo demonstrativo', and selections from the prologue to the 'Ordinatio' John Lee Longeway |
| title_full_unstemmed | Demonstration and scientific knowledge in William of Ockham a translation of 'Summa logicae' III-II: 'De syllogismo demonstrativo', and selections from the prologue to the 'Ordinatio' John Lee Longeway |
| title_short | Demonstration and scientific knowledge in William of Ockham |
| title_sort | demonstration and scientific knowledge in william of ockham a translation of summa logicae iii ii de syllogismo demonstrativo and selections from the prologue to the ordinatio |
| title_sub | a translation of 'Summa logicae' III-II: 'De syllogismo demonstrativo', and selections from the prologue to the 'Ordinatio' |
| topic | Aristotle Posterior analytics William <of Ockham, ca. 1285-ca. 1349> Summa logicae William <of Ockham, ca. 1285-ca. 1349> Wilhelm von Ockham 1285-1347 Summa logicae (DE-588)4331052-7 gnd Analytica posteriora (Aristoteles) gtt Kennistheorie gtt Wetenschapsfilosofie gtt Erkenntnistheorie Naturwissenschaft Wissenschaftstheorie Knowledge, Theory of Logic Science Methodology |
| topic_facet | Aristotle Posterior analytics William <of Ockham, ca. 1285-ca. 1349> Summa logicae William <of Ockham, ca. 1285-ca. 1349> Wilhelm von Ockham 1285-1347 Summa logicae Analytica posteriora (Aristoteles) Kennistheorie Wetenschapsfilosofie Erkenntnistheorie Naturwissenschaft Wissenschaftstheorie Knowledge, Theory of Logic Science Methodology |
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