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The avicennian understanding of the commonness of nature and its influence on John Duns Scotus
The concept of common nature in Duns Scotus is generally recognized for taking inspiration from the same concept of the philosopher Avicenna. While the proposals of the philosophers regarding common nature are similar, the difference between them and ...
María José Jaramillo Gómez
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The architecture of creditions: Openness and otherness. [PDF]
Davies O.
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Who is Christ? Thesoteriological necessity in the Christology of Francis Turretin
This article explores the theological question, “If man had not sinned, would Christ still be incarnate?”, by comparing the thought of John Duns Scotus and Francis Turretin.
S.R. Eliata
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Kant’s Theory of Radical Evil and its Franciscan Forebears. [PDF]
Schumacher L.
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Exploring Visitors' Visual Behavior Using Eye-Tracking: The Case of the "Studiolo Del Duca". [PDF]
Mandolesi S +3 more
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Âlem Ezelî Midir? Duns Scotus'un Yaklaşımı Üzerine Bir İnceleme
Âlem kadîm midir yoksa hâdis midir? Âlemin ezeli olduğuna ya da sonradan var edildiğine dair rasyonel kanıtlar sunulabilir mi? Sunulan bu kanıtlar “Âlem ezelidir.” ya da “Âlem hâdistir.” önermesini kesin bir şekilde kanıtlayabilir mi?
Özcan Akdağ
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De Duns Escoto a Martin Heidegger
The purpose of this essay is to underline Heidegger’s intellectual interest and deep relation to Duns Scotus’ modern and close to life thought. At the same time, it is pointed out that Scotus’ fundamental ideas such as haecceity, the cognoscibility of ...
Pérez Estévez, Antonio
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Resumen Las ideas económicas de Duns Escoto fueron fuertemente objetadas durante los siglos XV y XVI. Algunos de los pensadores más notables de la época, como Domingo de Soto (1494-1560), Luis de Molina (1535-1600) y Juan de Lugo (1583-1660 ...
Mauricio Lecón
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Medical knowledge of medieval physician on the cause of plague during 1347/8-1351: traditional understandings to poison theory. [PDF]
Lee SD.
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The Christology of John Duns Scotus
The subtle Christology of John Duns Scotus has been the focus of intense study and dispute since his death in 1308. Of note are the Scottish theologian’s positions on the predestination of the Incarnation, his definition and metaphysical account of ...
Jared Isaac Goff
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