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The Novelties of Peter Aberlard [Leverhulme Lectures in Philosophy]

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Professor Martin will show that Peter Aberlard revolutionised thinking about argument and inference, but that the logical theory which he developed contained a flaw. Part of a series of lectures on the development of logic in the twelfth century.

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