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	Claude Panaccio, Mental Language: From Plato to William of Ockham. Translated by Joshua P. Hochschild and Meredith K. Ziebart. Series: Texts and Studies in Medieval Philosophy (New York: Fordham University Press, 2017) R DocID: 1ukK8 - View Document
	c Peter King, 1987; all rights reserved. WILLIAM OF OCKHAM: ORDINATIO 1 d. 2 q. 7∗ Fourthly, I ask whether that which is universal and common as univocal is in any way really a parte rei outside the soul. [ The Princip DocID: 1ukdu - View Document
	c Peter King, in Central Works of Philosophy (Vol. 1) Acumen 2005: 243–XXX. O WILLIAM OF OCKHAM: SUMMA LOGICAE DocID: 1tVm1 - View Document
	c Peter King, 1987; all rights reserved. WILLIAM OF OCKHAM: ORDINATIO 1 d. 2 q. 8∗ Fifthly, I ask whether what is universal [and] univocal is something real existing subjectively somewhere. DocID: 1tQ3H - View Document
	Chapter 6 Constructs, Components, and Factor models Parsimony of description has been a goal of science since at least the famous dictum commonly attributed to William of Ockham to not multiply entities beyond necessity DocID: 1tmsx - View Document