Digital Quadrivium Project by Raul Corazzon: four websites
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Theory and History of Ontology (www.ontology.co)
by Raul Corazzon | e-mail: rc@ontology.co
The first website, Theory and History of Ontology, created April 13th, 2000 at the address www.formalontology.it, moved August 13th 2010 to a new address: www.ontology.co.
The second, History of Logic from Aristotle to Gödel, created January 5th, 2016, contains also the pages previously published under the section "History of Logic" in Theory and History of Ontology.
The third, Theory and History of Rhetoric created March 25th 2025, will be devoted to the historical development of rhetoric and theory of argumentation.
The fourth and last, Bibliographia. Annotated bibliographies created December 5th, 2016, contains bibliographical resources on philosophy and religion.
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