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UID:/NewsandEvents/Archives/2017/newsitem/8413/23-
 --25-May-2017-Proofs-of-Propositions-in-14th-Centu
 ry-Logic-St-Andrews-Scotland
DTSTAMP:20161130T035632
SUMMARY:Proofs of Propositions in 14th Century Log
 ic, St Andrews, Scotland
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170523
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170525
LOCATION:St Andrews, Scotland
DESCRIPTION:Paul Spade famously complained in 2000
  that four key components of late medieval logic w
 ere mysterious to modern scholars. Since then, muc
 h has been done to clarify two of them (obligation
 s and supposition), but the other two (exposition 
 and proofs of propositions) remain just as mysteri
 ous. The aim of this workshop is to reach a cleare
 r understanding of the genre of 'proofs of proposi
 tions' (probationes propositionum) that came to ch
 aracterize British logic in the second half of the
  14th century. We would also welcome contributions
  that shed some light on the earlier theories of '
 exposition' that were subsumed into this new genre
 .  Our invited speakers are Jennifer Ashworth, Har
 ald Berger, Egbert Bos, Martin Dekarli, Ota Pavlí
 cek and Joke Spruyt.  Please submit abstracts of a
 round 250 words to the organizers Mark Thakkar (mn
 at at st-andrews.ac.uk) and Stephen Read by Monday
  16 January 2017. We will notify you of the outcom
 e by the end of January.   
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n  <p>Paul Spad
 e famously complained in 2000 that four key compon
 ents of late medieval logic were mysterious to mod
 ern scholars. Since then, much has been done to cl
 arify two of them (obligations and supposition), b
 ut the other two (exposition and proofs of proposi
 tions) remain just as mysterious. The aim of this 
 workshop is to reach a clearer understanding of th
 e genre of 'proofs of propositions' (probationes p
 ropositionum) that came to characterize British lo
 gic in the second half of the 14th century. We wou
 ld also welcome contributions that shed some light
  on the earlier theories of 'exposition' that were
  subsumed into this new genre.</p>\n\n  <p>Our inv
 ited speakers are Jennifer Ashworth, Harald Berger
 , Egbert Bos, Martin Dekarli, Ota Pavlícek and Jo
 ke Spruyt.</p>\n</div><div>\n  <p>Please submit ab
 stracts of around 250 words to the organizers Mark
  Thakkar (<a class="email" href="#">mnat<span clas
 s="at">&nbsp;at&nbsp;</span>st-andrews.ac.uk</a>) 
 and Stephen Read by Monday 16 January 2017. We wil
 l notify you of the outcome by the end of January.
 </p>\n\n  <p>&nbsp;</p>\n</div>
URL:http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/arche/events/event
 ?id=1027
CONTACT:Mark Thakkar at mnat at st-andrews.ac.uk
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