Conversion of propositions containing singular or quantified terms in pseudo-scotus

History and Philosophy of Logic 3 (2):129-149 (1982)
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A formal analysis is offered of Pseudo-Scotus's theory of the conversion of (i) propositions containing singular terms (including propositions with a singular term as predicate): and (ii) propositions with a quantified predicate. An attempt is made to steer a middle course between using the Aristotelian logic as a framework for the analysis, and using a Fregean framework

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