10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXPONIBLE»
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exponible in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A History of Scottish Philosophy
work, Tractatus exponibilium (Treatise on exponibles) on exponible terms and
propositions, the subject of John Mair's first book. In all probability Lokert
attended the lectures Mair delivered on the subject. An exponible proposition,
Lokert ...
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On Reduplication: Logical Theories of Qualification
A syncategorematic term is a logical constant.30 Thus, an exponible proposition
is one whose meaning is obscure and is such that some parts of it are related to
others by logical constants. Although it is not specified in the definition, there is ...
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Crossing Boundaries at Medieval Universities
Another way of expressing what was being advised was part of a familiar
distinction between exponible and explaining propositions (exponibiles and
exponentes). In any number of places where Aristotle discusses such and such
an object or ...
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Logic Deductive and Inductive
Compound Proposition, reducible to two or more simple ones, is said to be
exponible. The modes of compounding sentences are explained in every
grammar-book. One of the commonest forms is the copulative, such as Salt is
both savoury ...
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The Cambridge Dictionary of Philosophy
Another important ingredient of exponible propositions was their containing a
particular term, sometimes called the exponible term; attention on such terms was
focused in the study of syncategorematic expressions, especially in the thirteenth
...
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Routledge History of Philosophy Volume 3: Medieval Philosophy
There is a related theory in Ockham, the theory of 'exposition' or analysis (see [
17.34] 412-27). The outlines of this theory were established by the mid-thirteenth
century. In brief, an exponible propo sition is one containing aword (the '
exponible ...
John Marenbon, Senior Research Fellow and Lecturer John Marenbon, 2003
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Encyclopaedia Londinensis
Exponible ffadgments. 31. judgments, in which an affirmation and a negation are
contained at the flame time, but in a concealed manner, so that the affirmation is
indeed evident, but the negation' concealed ; are exponible propofitions.
Exponible judgments judgments in which at the same time an affirmation and a
negation are contained—but in a covert way, so that the affirmation takes place
distinctly, the negation, however, covertly—are exponible propositions. Note.
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William of Ockham: The Metamorphosis of Scholastic Discourse
be understood either strictly or broadly; there are also cases of ambiguity, when '
begin' and 'end' are not used in an exponible sense.129 Care must be taken
especially over the supposition of their terms. Any term employed significatively, ...
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Action, Emotion and Will
These verbs are not exponible: it is not sufficient for A to be helping B simply that
the actions of A and B should between them produce a common result. nor is C
imitating D merely because he is doing what D does. One raindrop does not help
...
Dr Anthony Kenny, Anthony Kenny, 2003
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EXPONIBLE»
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Categorical and Hypothetical Propositions
The truth of exponible propositions is determined by looking at the exponents and the logical connection between them. If any parts of an ... «The Moral Liberal, Oct 13»
