How Mind, Logic and Language, Have Evolved From Medieval Philosophy to Early Modern Philosophy? A Critical Study
Abstract
This paper determines the state of mind, logic and language in medieval philosophy. It also exhibits the
journey from medieval to early modern philosophy. In medieval philosophy, concept of mind was
intimately connected soul or spirit with its harmony with religious tradition. Logic and language as well
were corresponding with religion and faith. However in early modern philosophy the schema of mind,
logic and language were different. These concepts were bailed from the clutches of religious
dogmatism and faith towards the mechanical correspondence. Mind was treated as non-modular.
Logical truth which includes mostly inductive and deductive in medieval and modern period has been
explained clearly. This paper shows the evolution of these concepts in the tradition of Rationalists,
Empiricists and Critical Philosophers. In this paper I would as well show the interrelation between
mind along with language and logic. This write up further shows the development of language in
medieval period to early modern philosophy. it also demonstrates the footprints for the analytical study
and international study in contemporary philosophy.