De topicis differentiis

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De topicis differentiis is a philosophical treatise by Boethius that systematically analyzes topical argumentation and the classification of logical loci in the Latin tradition.

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De topicis differentiis canonical 1
On Topical Differences 1

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instanceOf Latin prose text
logical work
philosophical treatise
aim to classify types of argumentative loci
to systematize topical argumentation
approximateDate early 6th century
author Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius
linked to: Boethius

Boethius
focusesOn classification of logical loci
methods of argumentation
theory of topics
genre philosophical logic
scholastic precursor text
hasConcept differentiae topicorum
formal structure of arguments
maximal propositions
influenced 12th‑century logicians
Peter Abelard
medieval scholastic logic
medieval theories of topics
influencedBy Aristotle
Cicero
Stoic logic
language Latin
mainSubject dialectic
loci
logic
topical argumentation
partOf Boethius's logical corpus
period Late Antiquity
philosophicalDiscipline dialectic
logic
philosophicalSchool late antique Latin Aristotelianism
philosophicalTradition Latin Christian philosophy
preservedIn medieval Latin manuscripts
region Western Roman intellectual world
relatedWork Commentaries on Aristotle's Topics
In Ciceronis Topica
structure systematic treatise
titleTranslation On Topical Differences
tradition Latin logical tradition
usedFor teaching dialectic
usedIn medieval universities

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Boethius authorOf De topicis differentiis
De topicis differentiis titleTranslation On Topical Differences
linked to: De topicis differentiis