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It was probably in the winter of 1266 that a new scion was born to the Duns family of Berwickshire on the Scottish Borders; John3. Later, when he comes to take his place in the flourishing English Franciscan life, he will usually be called John of Scotland (‘Scotus’4) in order to distinguish him from other brethren of the same name.
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It was probably in the winter of 1266 that a new scion was born to the Duns family of Berwickshire on the Scottish Borders; John3. Later, when he comes to take his place in the flourishing English Franciscan life, he will usually be called John of Scotland (‘Scotus’4) in order to distinguish him from other brethren of the same name.
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Reflections on John Duns Scotus on the Will
2002John Duns Scotus’s honorific title ofDoctor subtilissimaeis well-earned, and no definitive account of his positions is possible without entering into the intricacies of his reasoning. But as with any highly technical theory (as in particle physics or neurophysiology), there is still something to be gained by translating its advanced results back into ...
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The theological stems of modern economic ideas: John Duns Scotus
European Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 2023Paolo Santori, Luigino Bruni
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John Duns Scotus versus Thomas Aquinas on action-passion identity
British Journal for the History of Philosophy, 2018Can Laurens Lowe
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