Logic in Salamanca in the Fifteenth Century The Tractatus Suppositionum Terminorum by Master Franquera.
This paper looks into the contents of the Tractatus suppositionum terminorum by Mas-ter Franquera, in the context of the teaching of logic in Salamanca (and elsewhere in Spain) in the fifteenth century. Franquera's work is characterised by its explicit realist bias and its rejection of Ockhamist the...
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