- Hardcover: 234 pages
- Publisher: University of Notre Dame Press (May 27 1975)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 0268005508
- ISBN-13: 978-0268005504
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #1,373,392 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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Well sorry P.V. Spade, I like it!, Feb 24 2006
By Robert D. LaRocca - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Ockham's Theory of Terms (Hardcover)
P.V. Spade reviewed this translation back in the late seventies after its was first published and validates the two introductory essays as some of the best work he has read on the subject. Coming from his expertise this is big praise. However he denotes that Loux's intention for a readable translation leaves many technical errors and translational fudges in the work itself. My advice is to place these interdisperced errors in the back of your mind as you study the work. If you have read the secondary liturature on Ockham's logic this translation will be invaluable, especially if hacking through the original latin isn't a possibility. Some of the most modern scholarship concerning this text can be found in the Cambridge Companion to Ockham, epecially the first 5 chapters. A refresher on Aristotle's Categories will also establish precedent.
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