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AristotleLogica Disputatio
A substantial late seventeenth-century manuscript course on Aristotelian logic, reflecting the living tradition of scholastic disputation and Jesuit education.
- Edition
- Manuscript · Scholastic philosophy · 1693
- Format
- Manuscript volume · Dated 1693
- Availability
- Price on request
Bibliographical details
Contemporary manuscript on paper in a historical binding, with expected signs of scholarly use, toning and occasional imperfections consistent with age.
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This manuscript course preserves scholastic philosophy as a living classroom practice. Questions, distinctions and formal arguments guide the reader through the structures of Aristotelian logic.
Dated 1693, it belongs to an educational culture in which disputation trained memory, rhetoric and disciplined reasoning. Its format suggests a text assembled for direct use by a teacher or student.
Its value lies in the material evidence of study: handwriting, corrections, organisation and handling reveal the daily mechanisms through which philosophy was learned.
Further photographs and a complete condition report are available on request.