Interdisciplinary: it will be of interest to researchers in the fields ofĪrtificial intelligence, agents, computer science, knowledge representation, The scope of Knowledge, Rationality and Action is The journal includes a section on Knowledge, Rationality and Action as a The journal focuses on the role of mathematical, logical and linguistic methods in the general methodology of science and the foundations of different sciences. The journal explores symbolic logic and foundations of mathematics relevant to the philosophy and methodology of science and those facets of the ethics, history and sociology of science which are important for contemporary topical pursuits. Coverage includes the theory of knowledge general methodological problems of science, of induction and probability, of causation and the role of mathematics, statistics and logic in science and the methodological and foundational problems of different sciences. Synthese spans the topics of Epistemology, Methodology and Philosophy of Science. James Baker, Ockham’s CEO, said Nexus comes with a stable book of business and an institutional investment partner. Terms of the cash-and-stock deal were undisclosed. Ockham Development Group of Cary, N.C., has acquired Nexus Oncology of Edinburgh, Scotland. This census tends to prove that terminist logic had a continuous tradition in Oxford, a fact which may account for the preponderance of Oxford logic in the early 14th century. Two small but powerful oncology-focused CROs are now one. The second and larger part of the paper is a census of the English contribution to logic before Ockham, ordered according to the various literary genres: Summulae, Syncategoremata/sophismata, Grammar, Commentaries on the Organon. In the first part of the paper it is briefly shown that a certain discontinuity can be observed in the most important continental intellectual centers the 'sociological' conditions which make possible such distinct local traditions within the general development of medieval scholasticism are considered shortly. This essay asks the question whether this development can be explained as a development of a specific English tradition within medieval logic. The change of medieval philosophy, known to have taken place in the 14th century, is accompanied by a new and extensive application of terminist logic and by a growing importance of the university of Oxford.
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