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by citing the topic on which they rested. The basic material for studying this area
of logic at the turn of the twelfth century has been set out by Green-Pedersen
[1984], and he has also provided [Green-Pedersen, 1974] an account of what are
very likely to be the opinions of William of Champeaux on the topics, since they
are explicitly attributed to ‘Master W.’ and they fit Abelard’s account of William’s
views. And a complete commentary on On Topical differentiae from just before
1100 has now been published [Hansen, 2005]. Green-Pedersen and Hansen have
made a beginning of understanding the material, but this is an area where most
of the important philosophical work is still to be done.
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