Volume 7, Issue 1/2 (1980)

In this issue

Preface

R. H. Robins | pp. 1–5

Publications received / Ouvrages reçus / Eingegangene Schriften

List of Publications 1954–1980

Konrad Koerner | pp. 7–11

Articles / Aufsätze

‘Verbum Cordis’: Zur Sprachphilosophie des Mittelalters

Hans Arens | pp. 13–27
“Can I Speak more Clearly than I Understand?”: A Problem of Religious Language in Henry of Ghent, Duns Scotus and Ockham

E. J. Ashworth | pp. 29–38
Distinguo: Modi Significandi and Covert Case Roles

Francis P. Dinneen | pp. 39–52
Is “Canis Currit” Ungrammatical? Grammar in Elenchi Commentaries

Sten Ebbesen | pp. 53–68
Universal Grammar According to Some 12th Century Grammarians

Karin Margareta Fredborg | pp. 69–84
Two Medieval Critics of Traditional Grammar

Desmond Paul Henry | pp. 85–107
“Legere Est Agere”: The First Quaestio of the First Quaestiones-Collection in the MS Oxford, CCC 250

C. H. Kneepkens | pp. 109–130
On Some 12th and 13th Century Doctrines of Restriction

Alain de Libera | pp. 131–143
Albert the Great on the Semantics of the Categories of Substance, Quantity, and Quality

William E. McMahon | pp. 145–157
The Teaching of Latin as a Second Language in the 12th Century

James J. Murphy | pp. 159–175
Adam Wodeham on the Meaning of Declarative Sentences

Gabriel Nuchelmans | pp. 177–187
Occam et les Demonstratfs

Claude Panaccio | pp. 189–200
Can constructions be construed? A problem in medieval syntactical theory

Jan Pinborg | pp. 201–210
Monolingualism and Multilingualism in the 14th Century

Michael Richter | pp. 211–220
Each Man’s Ass is not Everybody’s Ass: On an Important Item in 13th-Century Semantics

L. M. De Rijk | pp. 221–230

Review article / Rapport critique / Forschungsbericht

Functional Syntax in Medieval Europe

R. H. Robins | pp. 231–240

Articles / Aufsätze

Miscellaneous