Duns Scotus on time & existence: the questions on Aristotle's "De interpretatione"
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| adam_text | CONTENTS Acknowledgments ix Abbreviations xi i Introduction TRANSLATION Opus 1 Question 1. What Is the Subject of On Interpretation? Question 2. Do Names Signify Things, or Species in the Mind? 25 25 28 Question 3. Does a Change Occur in the Signification of an Utterance Given That a Change Has Occurred in the Thing Signified? Question 4. Does Aristotle Designate an Appropriate Difference between Inscriptions and Utterances, and Affections and Things? Questions 5. Is a Common Term Said Univocally of Existing Things and Non-Existing Things? Question 6. Are There Any Supposita Belonging Simpliciter to a Common Term Signifying a True Nature, apart from Things That Exist? 47 Question 7. Are the Propositions ‘Caesar is a man’ and ‘Caesar is an animal’ True When Caesar Does Not Exist? 49 Question 8. Are the Propositions Ά man is a man and ‘Caesar is Caesar’ True When Neither of Them Exists? 52 Question 9. Does a Common Term Suppositing with a PresentTense Verb Supposit Only for Presently Existing Things? Question 10. In a Past-Tense Proposition, Does the Subject Stand Only for Things That Were, and in a Future-Tense Proposition, Only for Things That Will Be? 39 43 45 67 70 Question 11. Is a Common Term Distributed for Any of Its Supposita Simpliciter in Every Proposition in Which Some Immediate Contracting Term Is Not Added to It? 71 Question 12. Is ‘Caesar is a man’ True When Caesar Does Not Exist? Question 13. Can a Common Term Be Restricted? 83 87
Contents vi Opus II. Questions on the Two Books of Perihermenias: On Book I Prologue Question 1. Does a Name Signify a Thing or an Affection? Question 2. Does a Name Signify a Thing Univocally When the Thing Is Existing and When It Is Not? Question 3. Do Truth and Falsity Only Concern Composition and Division? Question 4. Does an Indefinite Name Posit Something, Such That the Predication of the Being of That Thing Is Required? Questions 5. Is the Verb ‘Is’ Only a Copula of the Predicate with the Subject? Question 6. Is a Present-Tense Verb a Copula for the Present ‘Now’ or Indifferently for Anything Present? Question 7. Is a Proposition about the Future Determinately True or False? Question 8. Is ‘a will be* Now Determinately True? Question 9. Is It Possible That Neither Part of a Contradiction Is True? Opus II. Questions on the Two Books of Perihermenias: On Book II Question 1. Does an Indefinite Verb Remain Indefinite in a Sentence? Question 2. Does ‘This is not just; therefore, this is non-just’ Follow? Question 3. Does a Consequence of This Sort Hold for Relational Terms? Question 4. [Does a Consequence of This Sort] Hold with Past-Tense Verbs: First, Would Tt was non-white; therefore, it was not white’ Follow? Question 5. Conversely, [Does a Consequence of This Sort] Follow, Assuming the Constant Existence of the Subject? Questions 6. Is Ά white man runs’ One? Question 7. Is Ά white thing is musical’ One? Question 8. Is ‘A white man is a musical man One? Question 9. Is ‘A man, who is white, runs’ One? 96 96 98 106 no 113 119 121 131 132 133 142 142 147 149 149 130 153
155 156 157 COMMENTARY Opus I Question 1. What Is the Subject of On Interpretation ! Question 2. Do Names Signify Things, or Species in the Mind? Question 3. Does a Change Occur in the Signification of an Utterance Given That a Change Has Occurred in the Thing Signified? 169 169 172 187
Contents Question 4. Does Aristotle Designate a Proper Difference between Inscriptions and Utterances, and Affections and Things? Questions 5-8. Summary Outline Question 5. Is a Common Term Said Univocally of Existing Things and Non-Existing Things? Question 6. Are There Any Supposita Belonging Simpliciter to a Common Term Signifying a True Nature, apart from Things That Exist? Question 7. Are the Propositions ‘Caesar is a man’ and ‘Caesar is an animal’ True When Caesar Does Not Exist? Question 8. Are the Propositions ‘A man is a man’ and ‘Caesar is Caesar’ True When Neither of Them Exists? Questions 9-11. Summary Outline Question 9. Does a Common Term Suppositing with a Present-Tense Verb Supposit Only for Presently Existing Things? Question 10. In a Past-Tense Proposition, Does the Subject Stand Only for Things That Were, and in a Future-Tense Proposition, Only for Things That Will Be? Question 11. Is a Common Term Distributed for Any of Its Supposita without Qualification in Every Proposition in Which Some Immediate Contracting Term Is Not Added to It? Question 12. Is ‘Caesar is a man True When Caesar Does Not Exist? Question 13. Can a Common Term Be Restricted? Opus II. Questions on the Two Books of Perihermenias: On Book I Prologue Question 1. Does a Name Signify a Thing or an Affection? Question 2. Does a Name Signify a Thing Univocally When the Thing Is Existing and When It Is Not? Question 3. Do Truth and Falsity Only Concern Composition and Division? Question 4. Does an Indefinite Name Posit Something, Such That the Predication of the Being of That Thing Is
Required? Question 5. Is the Verb ‘Is’ Only a Copula of the Predicate with the Subject? Question 6. Is a Present-Tense Verb a Copula for the Present ‘Now,’ or Indifferently, for Anything Present? Questions 7-9: Future Propositions and Truth Question 7. Is a Proposition about the Future Determinately True or False? Question 8. Is Ά will be Now Determinately True? Question 9. Is It Possible That Neither Part of a Contradiction Is True? 194 197 197 202 206 213 230 231 238 241 254 260 274 274 276 283 288 292 299 302 317 320 321 323 vii
viii Contents Opus II. Questions on the Two Books of Perihermenias: On Book II Question 1. Does an Indefinite Verb Remain Indefinite in a Sentence? 331 331 Questions 2-5: On Inferential Relations between Propositions Containing Definite versus Indefinite Terms 335 Question 2. Does ‘This is not just; therefore, this is non-just’ Follow? 340 Question 3. Does a Consequence of This Sort Hold for Relational Terms? 343 Question 4. [Does a Consequence of This Sort] Hold with Past-Tense Verbs: First, Would ‘It was non-white; therefore, it was not white’ Follow? 344 Question 5. Conversely, [Does a Consequence of This Sort] Follow, Assuming the Constant Existence of the Subject? 345 Questions 6-9. The Unity and Complexity of Propositions 349 Question 6. Is ‘A white man runs’ One? 350 Question 7. Is Ά white thing is musical’ One? 352 Question 8. Is Ά white man is a musical man’ One? 353 Question 9. Is ‘A man, who is white, runs’ One? 354 Bibliography 365 Index of Names 377 General Index 381
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