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| Ramism in Intellectual Tradition | |
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| The Present Front | |
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| The Anonymous Center of Tradition | |
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| The Universal Language | |
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| Ramism International | |
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| Vectors in Ramus' Career | |
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| Biographical Sources | |
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| From Birth to the Regius Professorship | |
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| Regius Professor of Eloquence and Philosophy | |
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| Success, Troubles, and Death | |
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| Ramus as Teacher and Writer | |
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| The Metamorphosis and Significance of Ramus' Reputation | |
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| The Structure of Reform | |
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| The M. A. Thesis: Its Content | |
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| The M. A. Thesis: Its Authenticity | |
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| Ramus' Own Account of His Reform | |
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| The Meaning of Commentitia | |
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| Ramus on the History of Dialectic | |
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| Ramus and Italian Humanism Book Two. Background | |
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| The Distant Background: Scholasticism and the Quantification of Thought | |
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| Ramism, Humanism, and Scholasticism | |
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| Scholastic Logic: Peter of Spain | |
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| The Humanists' Bogie: The Summulae logicales | |
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| The Summulae logicales and the Probable Logics | |
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| Peter's Places | |
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| Supposition Theory and Corpuscles | |
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| Quantification and the Summulae logicales | |
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| Logic in Space: Lef�vre d'Etaples, Tartaret, Major, Celaya | |
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| The Geometry of Pedagogy: The Allegory as Diagram | |
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| The Immediate Background: Agricola's Place-Logic | |
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| The Dialectical Revolution | |
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| Rudolph Agricola | |
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| Agricola, Scholasticism, and the Gutenberg Era | |
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| Agricola's Dialectical Invention | |
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| Dialectic Defined: Discourse and Probabilities | |
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| Discourse as Teaching | |
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| Topics versus Categories: Topical Logics | |
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| Invention and Judgment | |
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| The Loci or Places: Woods and Boxes | |
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| The Fickle Places | |
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| The Impact of Agricola's Topical Logic | |
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| The Commentator's Agricola: Words and "Things" | |
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| The Common Background: Arts Scholasticism | |
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| Scholasticism in Twentieth-Century Perspective | |
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| More Arts than Theology | |
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| Philosophy for Adolescents: The Arts Course | |
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| Logic and Youth | |
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| Metaphysics, Ethics, and the Teen-agers | |
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| Scholasticism as Physics | |
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| The Scholastic Trajectory of Ramism | |
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| Ramism in Its Natural Habitat | |
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| The Pedagogical Juggernaut | |
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| Philosophy as Pedagogy | |
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| The Teacher: Man Between Two Worlds | |
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| Dialogue, Dialectic, Disputes, and Pedagogy | |
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| The Didactic Roots of Formalism | |
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| Results in Ramus' Day | |
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| Normal-School Theorems in Ramism | |
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| Dialectic to Didactic | |
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| Pedagogy and the Intelligible Universe Book Three. Ramism | |
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| The Ramist Dialectic | |
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| General Setting | |
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| First Formulations | |
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| Ramus' Remarks on Aristotle | |
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| The New Program: Training in Dialectic | |
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| Dialectic as Nature: Imitation | |
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| Dialectic as Art or Doctrine: Its Definition and Description | |
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| Invention: Questions, Arguments, Places | |
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| Judgment: First Judgment or Syllogism | |
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| Judgment: Induction, Enthymeme, Example | |
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| Judgment, Second Judgment, the Beginning of Method | |
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| Judgment: Third Judgment, Ascent to God | |
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| Dialectic as Use or Exercise | |
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| Classroom and Mnemonics, "Reason" and the Places | |
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| The Dialectical Continuum | |
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| Ramus' Topical Logic in Its Parisian Setting | |
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| The Ramist Organon: The Arts as Categories | |
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| The Dichotomies: Class Logic in Space | |
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| Species and Genera: Units and Clusters | |
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| Definitions and Distribution | |
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| The Platonic Idea as Continuum | |
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| Aristotle and Divisiveness | |
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| The Nominalist-Realist Issue | |
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| Truth among the Corpuscles | |
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| Casualties: The Four Parts of the Oration, "Copie of Worlds," Amplification | |
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| Decorum and the "Plain" Style | |
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| Amplification, Memory, and Method | |
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| Attacks and Revisions | |
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| Ramus and His Critics | |
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| Gouveia's Attack: First Mention of Method | |
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| Charpentier's Attack | |
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| The Final Dialectic | |
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| The Method of Method | |
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| Notions of Method: Medicine and Rhetoric | |
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| Ramus' Way to Method | |
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| Sturm: The Transplanting of Method from Rhetoric to Logic | |
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| Mela | |