French Literature Reviews - 2026

Thomas Aquinas, Commentary on On Interpretation
Philosophy, Anthropology and Ideas

THOMAS AQUINAS, Commentary on Aristotle's On Interpretation. Translated with an introduction and notes by Bruno and Maylis Couillaud. Paris, Les Belles Lettres, coll. Sagesses médiévales, 2004.

CXXIV-226 p. Bibliography. Index.

Format: 13.5 x 21 cm. Paperback

This publication forms part of the established tradition of medieval philosophical scholarship that examines the intricate relationship between thought, spoken words, and written symbols. Readers interested in medieval philosophy and the reception of classical logic may find this text relevant to their broader historical and theoretical inquiries.

Situated within the broader context of medieval commentaries, the work reflects the enduring intellectual engagement with Aristotelian epistemology during the thirteenth century. The volume includes a bibliography and an index to support further academic research into medieval intellectual history.