Robert Kildwardby is an accessible overview of the life and works of Robert Kilwardby, one of the most influential but under-studied thinkers of the Late Middle Ages. Silva offers a clear account of Kilwardby's work as a philosopher and theologian, addressing the full scope of his work and its historical significance in regards to the developments of later medieval philosophy.
Robert Kildwardby is an accessible overview of the life and works of Robert Kilwardby, one of the most influential but under-studied thinkers of the Late Middle Ages. Silva offers a clear account of Kilwardby's work as a philosopher and theologian, addressing the full scope of his work and its historical significance in regards to the developments of later medieval philosophy.
José Filipe Silva is Professor of Medieval Philosophy at the University of Helsinki. He is the Director of the ERC research project Rationality in Perception: Transformations of Mind and Cognition 1250-1550, and the author of Robert Kilwardby on the Human Soul: Plurality of Forms and Censorship in the Thirteenth Century.
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Series Foreword by Brian Davies Preface List of Abbreviations Introduction I. LIVING The Life and Works of Robert Kilwardby The Life The Works II. BEING Introduction The Metaphysics of Plurality Matter Form The Letter to Peter of Conflans Introduction Animal Generation Active Potencies The Human Soul Is the Soul (the) One? The Unity of Form(s) At Oxford in 1277 Excursus: The Human Soul in the Sentences Motion A Questionnaire Celestial Motion Time III. BEING LOGICAL Introduction Words, Thoughts and Things Interpretation The Category of Relation IV. KNOWING Introduction Perception On the Reception of Sensible Species Attention and Activity Cognition Introduction Thinking Representing and Instantiating Universality Scientific Knowledge Introduction Knowledge Demonstration Pre-existing Knowledge First Principles Principles Conditions for Predication Signs of Affections What Can Be Demonstrated? Definitions Disciplining the Disciplines Subalternation V. BEHAVING Introduction Ethics: The Science of Happiness The Good The Cause of Happiness The Virtues Voluntary Action VI. BELIEVING Introduction Theology Divine Trinity Where from? Creation as a Kind of Change Angels Creator and Creatures Which One? The Free Choice of the Will By Heaven's Grace Gratis: Sin and Evil On Sacraments Faith VII. INCARNATING Introduction I Assume I Know I Suffer Bibliography Notes Index
Series Foreword by Brian Davies Preface List of Abbreviations Introduction I. LIVING The Life and Works of Robert Kilwardby The Life The Works II. BEING Introduction The Metaphysics of Plurality Matter Form The Letter to Peter of Conflans Introduction Animal Generation Active Potencies The Human Soul Is the Soul (the) One? The Unity of Form(s) At Oxford in 1277 Excursus: The Human Soul in the Sentences Motion A Questionnaire Celestial Motion Time III. BEING LOGICAL Introduction Words, Thoughts and Things Interpretation The Category of Relation IV. KNOWING Introduction Perception On the Reception of Sensible Species Attention and Activity Cognition Introduction Thinking Representing and Instantiating Universality Scientific Knowledge Introduction Knowledge Demonstration Pre-existing Knowledge First Principles Principles Conditions for Predication Signs of Affections What Can Be Demonstrated? Definitions Disciplining the Disciplines Subalternation V. BEHAVING Introduction Ethics: The Science of Happiness The Good The Cause of Happiness The Virtues Voluntary Action VI. BELIEVING Introduction Theology Divine Trinity Where from? Creation as a Kind of Change Angels Creator and Creatures Which One? The Free Choice of the Will By Heaven's Grace Gratis: Sin and Evil On Sacraments Faith VII. INCARNATING Introduction I Assume I Know I Suffer Bibliography Notes Index
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