November 12, 2025Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies

The teaching of logic among the Greeks in the early modern period: was there such a thing as ‘post-Byzantine philosophy’?

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Post-Byzantine philosophy challenges established ideas about the continuity with Byzantine philosophy after the Fall of Constantinople.
Key focus on the evolution of logic education during the seventeenth century in the Heptanese and Ottoman Greece.
Assessment of treatises and handbooks of logic illustrates significant deviations from Byzantine philosophical frameworks.
Implications suggest a need to reevaluate historical narratives surrounding post-Byzantine philosophy's development.

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Analysis reveals that post-Byzantine philosophy in Greece questioned continuity with earlier traditions, highlighting new educational approaches in logic.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69252e83c0ce034ddc355a19 https://doi.org/10.1017/byz.2025.10046

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Analysis reveals that post-Byzantine philosophy in Greece questioned continuity with earlier traditions, highlighting new educational approaches in logic.

The teaching of logic among the Greeks in the early modern period: was there such a thing as ‘post-Byzantine philosophy’?

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The teaching of logic among the Greeks in the early modern period: was there such a thing as ‘post-Byzantine philosophy’?

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