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Aristotle's On Interpretation, cc. 1-4 Explained According to the Thought of Thomas Aquinas
- Part 1/3 of lectures on Aristotle's study of "enunciations" (i.e., propositions / declarative sentences)
- This first part concerns the semantic triangle between names, things, and concepts
- It also looks at the general division of significant vocal sound into simple and composite parts
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By Thomas Aquinas- Part 1/3 of lectures on Aristotle's study of "enunciations" (i.e., propositions / declarative sentences)
- This first part concerns the semantic triangle between names, things, and concepts
- It also looks at the general division of significant vocal sound into simple and composite parts
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This episode is sponsored by
· Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thomas-aquinas/support