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Anselm,, and devoted an entire dialogue, ., to the topic. Anselm’s topic is the category of a certain type of word: denominatives. Denominatives can be terms for either substances (grammatically, nouns) or adjectives. In the course of the investigation, Anselm introduces new distinctions between significat

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Thomas Aquinas, selection from his commentary on Aristotle’s . as well as a selection from the . on analogy. Aquinas thinks that . is about the composition of sentences, and this particular selection is on nouns and verbs as well as the truth and falsity of sentences. The notion of analogy became important in theo

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Thomas of Erfurt,a fully developed version of the Modistic theory of grammar. The school developed in Paris at the end of the thirteenth century and dominated thought in Paris in the beginning of the fourteenth. The theory of language is built around the concepts of various modes of signification, hence, the name of

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William of Ockham,sented here are not only from that work, but include also a small selection from his .. These selections present aspects of his theory of signification and supposition as well as his view of mental language. Ockham thinks all spoken and written languages are based on a common mental language. In his

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,Peter d’Ailly,c and language. His works became very influential in the early sixteenth century. The selections presented here are from his . treatise. The . is primarily a work on logical paradoxes and semantic puzzles, but in the beginning of it he presents a general semantics of language as a preamble to his tr

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