Port-Royal Logic

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Port-Royal Logic
published anonymously, Antoine Arnauld and Pierre Nicole have been identified as editors, it is believed that Blaise Pascal has contributed parts of the text. · Public Domain · Wikimedia

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literary work
Language of work or name
French[6]
Publication date
1662[8]
Country of origin
France[7]
Has edition or translation
La Logique de Port-Royal[9]
🏷️ Also known as
en Port-Royal Logic cs Logika z Port-Royal de Logik von Port-Royal es Logica de Port-Royal es Lógica de Port-Royal fi Port-Royalin logiikka fr La Logique ou l'art de penser fr Logique de Port-Royal it Logica di Port-Royal ja ポール・ロワイヤル論理学 nl Logica van Port-Royal ru Логика Пор-Рояля
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Encyclopædia Universalis ID
logique-de-port-royal
Freebase ID
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Great Russian Encyclopedia Online ID (2017)
3159919
Great Russian Encyclopedia portal ID
logika-por-roialia-2ee2ca
Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy ID
portroyl
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy ID
port-royal-logic
Treccani's Dizionario di Filosofia ID
logica-di-port-royal
Treccani's Enciclopedia della Matematica ID
port-royal-logica-di

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Summary

Port-Royal Logic is a literary work[1].

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Works and Contributions

Authored works include Antoine Arnauld[2], a theologian[12], 1612–1694[13], of Kingdom of France[14] and Pierre Nicole[3], a theologian[15], 1625–1695[16], of France[17].

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