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  1. Abélard et les grammairiens: Sur le verbe substantif et la prédication.Irene Rosier-Catach - 2003 - Vivarium 41 (2):175-248.
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  • From intellectus verus/falsus to the dictum propositionis: The semantics of Peter Abelard and his circle.Klaus Jacobi, Christian Strub & Peter King - 1996 - Vivarium 34 (1):15-40.
    In his commentary on Aristotle’s Peri hermeneias,1 Abelard distinguishes the form of an expression2 (oratio) from what it says, that is, its content. The content of an expression is its understanding (intellectus). This distinction is surely the most well-known and central idea in Abelard’s commentary. It provides him with the opportunity to distinguish statements (enuntiationes) from other kinds of expressions without implying a diference in their content, since the ability of a statement to signify something true or false (verum vel (...)
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