Locke y Feijoo sobre la lógica: una comparación

John Locke and Benito J. Feijoo taught logic during a period of their lives. This fact contributed to logic being present in their respective works. Locke’s nominalism and Feijoo’s realism explain some of their differences on the subject. The Spanish monk shows more awareness than the English physician of the in-strinsic value of formal logic. Both thinkers recommend teaching logic only briefly, and they also emphasize the importance of natural logic

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Dialnet (Universidad de la Rioja)
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2025-01-01
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Historical Philosophy and Science
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Locke y Feijoo sobre la lógica: una comparación

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John Locke and Benito J. Feijoo taught logic during a period of their lives. This fact contributed to logic being present in their respective works. Locke’s nominalism and Feijoo’s realism explain some of their differences on the subject. The Spanish monk shows more awareness than the English physician of the in-strinsic value of formal logic. Both thinkers recommend teaching logic only briefly, and they also emphasize the importance of natural logic

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