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disputatio

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See: argument, contention


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In her conclusion Perigot reiterates that the sixteenth century saw a gradual shift from dialectic to rhetoric, and that, although the formal disputatio is now obsolete, its spirit remains.
Fenelon entre Descartes et Augustin"; Kurt Flasch, "Jean Leclerc uber Augustinus (1703)"; Udo Reinhold Jeck, "Die Disputatio Philosophica Gottfried Klingers.
00 Hardcover Disputatio D16 An international group of scholars examines the concept of the "good ruler" through the late Middle Ages.
 
 
 
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