La sémantique ockhamiste des catégories. Essai de reconstruction.
In this paper, I intend to reconstruct Ockham's semantics of the categories in order to prove first that his semantics is consistent. Second, Ockham is not skeptical about the possibility to derive the categories from primitives. According to Ockham, one must accept two principles in order to derive...
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Brill Academic Publishers
2014
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