26 et 27 janvier 2017 - EHESS, 190-198 Avenue de France, 75013 Paris, salle15

Organisateurs: Julie Brumberg-Chaumont (LEM/CNRS), Alain de Libera (Collège de France), Antonella Romano (CAK/EHESS).

Programme :

26 janvier 2017

Matinée

Présidente de séance : Antonella Romano

9h - Julie Brumberg-Chaumont (LEM/CNRS)

Introduction

9h30 - Jonardon Ganeri (New York university)

“European Receptions of Indian Logic”

10h15 - Pause café

10h45 - Ana Carolina Hosne (UNSAM/IEA, Paris)

“Jesuit views on ‘rhetoric’ and ‘dialectic’ in the missions to China and Tibet (16th-18th centuries)”.

11h30 - Roberto Hofmeister Pich (Université Cathlique Pontificale Pontifícal, Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre)

“Structure and Groundworks of the first Peruvian and Scotist Logic published in South America”.

12h15 - Alfredo Storck (Université Fédérale du Brésil, Porto Alegre)

“When Logic arrives in the Tropics:  Portuguese Jesuits and the Teachings of Logic during the Sixteenth and Seventeenth centuries”.

13h-14h30 - Déjeuner

Après-midi

Président de séance : Antonella Romano

 14h30 - Okihito Utamura (Université de Nimègue)

“Logic and Teaching in Renaissance Italy”.

15h15 - Pause café

15h45 - Earline Jennifer Ashworth (Waterloo university)

“The Context of Logic Teaching in Late 15th and 16th Century Britain”.

16h30 - Arthur Huiban (université de Genève)

“Commonplaces from Dialectic to Exegesis and Homiletics : the Logical Foundations of Melanchthon's Pedagogy”.

17h15 - Martine Pécharman (UMR 8566 CNRS-EHESS)

“Seventeenth-century New Natural Philosophy and the Requirement of a New Logic”

27 janvier 2017

Matinée

Présidente de séance : Martine Pécharman

9h30 - Jacob Schmutz (Université Paris IV)

“Metaphysical Logic vs. Psychological Logic: on the Evolution of French Logic Textbooks in the Seventeenth Century”.

10h15 - Joseph Freedman (Alabama State University)

1. “Logic in its Institutional Context During the 16th- and 17th-Century Central Europe”.

11h - Pause café

11h30 - Joseph Freedman (Alabama State University)

2. “Invention, Judgment, and the Three Operations of the Human Intellect in Early Modern Logic”.

12h15 - Charles Manekin (University of Maryland)

“Hebrew Commentaries on the Arabic Organon in Europe”

13h -Déjeuner

Après-midi

Présidente de séance : Julie Brumberg-Chaumont

14h30 - Mauro Zonta (Université “la Sapienza”, Rome)

“Giuda Messer Leon and his Miklal Yofi”

15h15 - Tony Street (Cambridge university)

“Commentary and Creativity in the Arabic Logical Tradition”

16h - Pause café

16h30 - Table-ronde animée par Julie Brumberg-Chaumont, Antonella Romano et Alain de Libera

Avec la participation of Pascale Bermon (LEM/CNRS) et de Magali Roques (université de Genève)