From: "Gary C Moore" <gottlos75-AT-mindspring.com>
Subject: Re: Ref. sought:   Categories and Signification in Duns Scotus
Date: Sat, 10 Mar 2001 08:32:42 -0600


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Dear Simone J.,
There is a Ph.D. thesis by Harold J. Robbins that has a very good introduction by him and a translation into English entitled DUNS SCOTUS'  THEORY OF THE CATEGORIES AND OF MEANING that he wrote in 1978. It is obtainable from UMI (University Microfilms International) 300 Zeeb Road, Ann Arbor, MI 48106 or, preferably, at their website. It costs $31.00 but I do not remember if that includes shipping & handling. They can get it to you in about ten days.

'Sincerely'

Gary C. Moore
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  Subject: Ref. sought: Categories and Signification in Duns Scotus


  I'm reading Heidegger's dissertation on Duns Scotus.  I imagine many of you will have a few favorite essays on this book that you might be able to recommend, and I'd feel very fortunate to hear about some of these.

  There's probably a reason I haven't seen a great many references to it, but nonetheless, the fact that he wrote this (and very young) seems extremely crucial, especially in light of his constant probing of his master's research on categories, &c. 

  Most grateful for any help or advice in navigating the literature.

  regards, simone j.







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From: sj

To: heidegger-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu

Sent: Monday, March 05, 2001 3:58 PM

Subject: Ref. sought: Categories and Signification in Duns Scotus

I'm reading Heidegger's dissertation on Duns Scotus.  I imagine many of you will have a few favorite essays on this book that you might be able to recommend, and I'd feel very fortunate to hear about some of these.

There's probably a reason I haven't seen a great many references to it, but nonetheless, the fact that he wrote this (and very young) seems extremely crucial, especially in light of his constant probing of his master's research on categories, &c. 

Most grateful for any help or advice in navigating the literature.

regards, simone j.

 

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