-
reflective process. For this
reason William has
sometimes also been
called a "
Terminist", to
distinguish him from a
nominalist or a conceptualist. One important...
-
mature but
essentially conventional presentations of
Oxford and Paris's
terminist and pre-modist
logic and grammar. His
later work in
linguistics is much...
- It had a
single professor,
almost always a patrician, who
lectured on
terminist logic and
Aristotelian natural philosophy. The
salary was 200
ducats and...
-
influenced by
English logicians and was
influential in the
diffusion of
terminist logic in
central Europe.
Albert is
considered a
major contributor in his...
- and Renaissance, vol. 15, pg. 46-56, 1977. Bos, E. P. “Mental
Verbs in
Terminist Logic (John Buridan,
Albert of Saxony,
Marsilius of Inghen). Vivarium:...
- have been
influenced by Kraków philosophy:
during his
studies there,
Terminist physics had been taught, with
special emphasis on "impetus." His own thinking...
- he
graduated licentiate in medicine, and
became one of the
school of
Terminists (at
whose head was John Mair). On 15
December 1525, he
succeeded Jean...
