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The Chronology of John of Salisbury’s studies in France (Metalogicon, 11.10)Weijers, Olga · Studies in Church History. Subsidia · 1994

Knowledge, Virtue and the Path to Wisdom: The Unexamined Aristotelianism of John of Salisbury's MetalogiconNederman, Cary J. · Mediaeval Studies · 1989

The Best Medicine? Medical Education, Practice, and Metaphor in John of Salisbury’s <i>Policraticus</i> and <i>Metalogicon</i>Shogimen, Takashi; Nederman, Cary J. · Viator · 2011

The Problem of Monsters and Universals in "The Owl and the Nightingale" and John of Salisbury's "Metalogicon"Tamara A. Goeglein · The Journal of English and Germanic Philology · 1995

Epicurus and AnnihilationStephen Rosenbaum · The Philosophical Quarterly · 1989

Arda Denkel's Resemblance NominalismD. M. Armstrong · The Philosophical Quarterly · 1991

Moral Judgement and Moral MotivationRuss Shafer-Landau · The Philosophical Quarterly · 1998

Philosophy and Politics in HobbesJ. W. N. Watkins · The Philosophical Quarterly · 1955

Real ResemblancesArda Denkel · The Philosophical Quarterly · 1989

Are There Any Absolute Rights?Alan Gewirth · The Philosophical Quarterly · 1981

Williams on Negative Responsibility and IntegrityJohn Harris · The Philosophical Quarterly · 1974

What is a Criterion of Identity?E. J. Lowe · The Philosophical Quarterly · 1989