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O presente texto aborda a recepção crítica do pensamento aristotélico no Ocidente latino medieval através da polêmica acerca da suposta diferença entre intelecto ativo e intelecto passivo defendida por J. Duns Scotus e negada por G.
Santos, Bento Silva
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Duns Scotus and the problem of *universals
Why would anyone be interested in John Duns Scotus today? I argue that Scotus\u27 theory of common natures answers the contemporary problem of universals by denying that universals are needed either to explain real resemblances between things or to ...
Bates, Todd Christopher
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Occam's razor: from Ockham's via moderna to modern data science. [PDF]
Van Den Berg HA.
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Neither/nor: a pragmatic philosophy for oscillating between conceptual and experiential knowledge. [PDF]
Kam B, Granic I.
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Change in psychotherapy: a dialogical analysis single-case study of a patient with bulimia nervosa. [PDF]
Salvini A +5 more
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Johannes Duns Scotus, Commentarii in quatuor libros Sententiarum. Quodlibet. Latin 3114(2)
Numérisation effectuée à partir d'un document de substitution.F. 1-113v Commentarius in L. IV Sententiarum (Opus Oxoniense, Wadding, Lyon, 1639, VIII, 1-847 et IX, 1-830, avec var.) ; aux ff. 105-108v les q. 7 à 12 de la D.
Johannes Duns Scotus. Auteur du texte +1 more
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Will, Love, and the Motive of the Incarnation in the Theology of John Duns Scotus
Unlike the Dominican side of the Scholastic debates - and unlike most patristic literature - Duns Scotus\u27 theology says that Christ\u27s incarnation would have taken place even if humanity had not sinned.
Ryan, Erin
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