John Buridan
John Buridan was a philosopher and priest who is often associated with the scholastic tradition of the Middle Ages. He was a prominent figure in the field of philosophy, particularly known for his contributions to logic and the theory of knowledge. Buridan's most notable concept is perhaps the 'Buridan's ass', a philosophical paradox addressing free will and determinism.
Books
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1. Summulae De Dialectica
"Summulae De Dialectica" is a comprehensive exploration of medieval logic, focusing on the intricacies of philosophical reasoning and argumentation. The text delves into various forms of logical analysis and syllogistic structures, providing a detailed examination of the principles and applications of dialectical reasoning. It serves as a critical resource for understanding the evolution of logical methodologies during the medieval period, reflecting the intellectual rigor and analytical depth characteristic of scholastic philosophy. The work is pivotal for scholars interested in the history of logic, philosophy, and medieval studies.
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