Directory:Logic Museum

The Logic Museum is devoted to the history of Logic up to and including the period of Frege and Russell. 'Traditional Logic' has a long history, and is much richer than implied by standard treatments of the subject (usually limited to a cursory discussion of the syllogistic moods, and the Square of opposition). The site is still under construction, but includes online texts not available elsewhere, links to other history of logic sites, and a discussion page.

What's new

Thanks to both Googlepages and Geocities closing down their free sites, the whole of the Logic Museum is now moving here.

October 31 2009. I have scanned in Albertus' Commentary Commentary on the Metaphysics and have started to upload it (it is a massive work of over 700 pages). The text is mostly uncorrected, except for the first few tracts. Over the coming year I will be correcting the text.

Pages

• List of medieval philosophers
• Philosophers who flourished around the thirteenth century
• Commentaries on the Sentences (Ockham)
• Boethius' Translation of the Perihermenias
• Afterlife
• testing tables
• Commentaries on the Perihermenias
• The Square of Opposition
• Oxford condemnations of 1277
• Manuscripts page
• Institutiones grammaticae (Priscian),
• Syncategoremata
• Directory:Logic Museum/Auctoritates Aristotelis
• Summa Logicae (Ockham)
• Oxford University (Medieval) / Cambridge University (Medieval)
• Sophismata

Organisations and Journals

• SIEPM
• CIMAGL
• Medieval Philosophy and Theology

Categories

• Medievalists
• Medieval websites
• Secondary sources
• Scholastic texts
• Sophismata
• Logic Museum Parallel Texts

In mainspace

• Commentaries on Peter Lombard's Sentences
• On Interpretation
• Square of opposition

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