Semantics of Analogy

Discover the profound insights of Joshua P. Hochschild in his engaging interpretation of Thomas de Vio Cajetan's seminal work, Semantics of Analogy. Published by the University of Notre Dame Press in 2010, this enlightening paperback spans 277 pages, exploring the intricate layers of Cajetan's classic treatise, written in 1498. Hochschild delves into Cajetan's groundbreaking text, De Nominum Analogia (On the Analogy of Names), and examines its enduring significance in the realm of philosophy, specifically in relation to the systematization of Aquinas' theory of analogy. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of semantics and philosophical thought. Enhance your understanding of the nuances of analogy and gain fresh perspectives on historical philosophical discourse with this essential addition to your collection.