William of Ockham
Questions on Virtue, Goodness, and the Will
William of Ockham
Questions on Virtue, Goodness, and the Will
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
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- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Mai 2021
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Acknowledgments; List of Abbreviations; Note on the Texts and Translation; Introduction; Bibliography; Part I. Questions about Created Wills: 1. Are Memory
Intellect
and Will Really Distinct Powers? (Rep. II
q. 20); 2. On Pleasure
Pain
and Distress (Var. Ques. q. 6
a. 9); 3. On Practical Activity
Ends
and Moral Knowledge (Ord.
Prologue
qq. 10-12
excerpts); 4. On Love
Hate
and Final Causes (Var. Ques.
q. 4
excerpts); 5. Should Everything Other Than God Only Be Used? (Ord.
d. 1. q. 1); 6. Is Enjoyment an Act of the Will Alone? (Ord.
d. 1
q. 2); 7. Does the Will Contingently and Freely Enjoy the Ultimate End? (Ord.
d. 1
q. 6); 8. Does a Beatified Will Necessarily Enjoy God? (Rep. IV
q. 16); Part II. Questions about the Divine Will: 9. Could God Make a World Better than this World? (Ord.
d. 44
q. un
excerpts); 10. Is God's Will the Immediate and First Cause of Everything that is Done? (Ord.
d. 45
q. un); 11. Could the Divine Will be Impeded by any Creaturely Power? (Ord.
d. 46
q. 1); 12. Could God Command that a Bad Thing Be Done? (Ord.
d. 47
q. un); 13. Is Every Created Will Obligated to Conform Itself to the Divine Will? (Ord.
d. 48
q. un.); Part III. Questions about Virtue and Moral Goodness: 14. Does a Virtuous Habit have the Intellective Part as its Subject? (Rep. III
q. 11); 15. Is Every Virtuous Habit Generated from Acts? (Rep. III
q. 12); 16. On Self-Control
Temperance
and Prudence (Var. Ques. q. 6
a. 10); 17. Could the Will have a Virtuous Act concerning an Object about which there is an Error in the Intellect? (Var. Ques.
q. 8); 18. Is a Bad Angel Always Engaging in a Bad Act? (Rep. II
q. 15); 19. On the Nature of Mortal Sin (Rep. IV
qq. 10-11
excerpts); 20. On Acts that are Intrinsically and Necessarily Virtuous (Var. Ques. VII
a. 1
excerpts); 21. Is Only an Act of the Will Necessarily Virtuous? (Quod. III
q. 14); 22. Can there be Demonstrative Knowledge about Morals? (Quod. II
q. 14); Part IV. Questions about Charity
Merit
and Grace: 23. Is it Necessary to Posit Three Theological Virtues in This Life that Can Remain in the Next Life? (Rep. III
q. 9
excerpts); 24. Is it Necessary to Posit
in addition to the Holy Spirit
Absolute Created Charity Formally Informing the Soul? (Ord.
d. 17
q. 1); 25. Could an Act of the Will be Meritorious without Charity Formally Informing the Soul? (Ord.
d. 17
q. 2); 26. Does Every Meritorious Act Presuppose Created Charity? (Ord.
d. 17
q. 3); 27. On the Infusion of Virtue and Grace and the Removal of Guilt in Baptism (Rep. IV
qq. 3-5); Index.
Intellect
and Will Really Distinct Powers? (Rep. II
q. 20); 2. On Pleasure
Pain
and Distress (Var. Ques. q. 6
a. 9); 3. On Practical Activity
Ends
and Moral Knowledge (Ord.
Prologue
qq. 10-12
excerpts); 4. On Love
Hate
and Final Causes (Var. Ques.
q. 4
excerpts); 5. Should Everything Other Than God Only Be Used? (Ord.
d. 1. q. 1); 6. Is Enjoyment an Act of the Will Alone? (Ord.
d. 1
q. 2); 7. Does the Will Contingently and Freely Enjoy the Ultimate End? (Ord.
d. 1
q. 6); 8. Does a Beatified Will Necessarily Enjoy God? (Rep. IV
q. 16); Part II. Questions about the Divine Will: 9. Could God Make a World Better than this World? (Ord.
d. 44
q. un
excerpts); 10. Is God's Will the Immediate and First Cause of Everything that is Done? (Ord.
d. 45
q. un); 11. Could the Divine Will be Impeded by any Creaturely Power? (Ord.
d. 46
q. 1); 12. Could God Command that a Bad Thing Be Done? (Ord.
d. 47
q. un); 13. Is Every Created Will Obligated to Conform Itself to the Divine Will? (Ord.
d. 48
q. un.); Part III. Questions about Virtue and Moral Goodness: 14. Does a Virtuous Habit have the Intellective Part as its Subject? (Rep. III
q. 11); 15. Is Every Virtuous Habit Generated from Acts? (Rep. III
q. 12); 16. On Self-Control
Temperance
and Prudence (Var. Ques. q. 6
a. 10); 17. Could the Will have a Virtuous Act concerning an Object about which there is an Error in the Intellect? (Var. Ques.
q. 8); 18. Is a Bad Angel Always Engaging in a Bad Act? (Rep. II
q. 15); 19. On the Nature of Mortal Sin (Rep. IV
qq. 10-11
excerpts); 20. On Acts that are Intrinsically and Necessarily Virtuous (Var. Ques. VII
a. 1
excerpts); 21. Is Only an Act of the Will Necessarily Virtuous? (Quod. III
q. 14); 22. Can there be Demonstrative Knowledge about Morals? (Quod. II
q. 14); Part IV. Questions about Charity
Merit
and Grace: 23. Is it Necessary to Posit Three Theological Virtues in This Life that Can Remain in the Next Life? (Rep. III
q. 9
excerpts); 24. Is it Necessary to Posit
in addition to the Holy Spirit
Absolute Created Charity Formally Informing the Soul? (Ord.
d. 17
q. 1); 25. Could an Act of the Will be Meritorious without Charity Formally Informing the Soul? (Ord.
d. 17
q. 2); 26. Does Every Meritorious Act Presuppose Created Charity? (Ord.
d. 17
q. 3); 27. On the Infusion of Virtue and Grace and the Removal of Guilt in Baptism (Rep. IV
qq. 3-5); Index.
Acknowledgments; List of Abbreviations; Note on the Texts and Translation; Introduction; Bibliography; Part I. Questions about Created Wills: 1. Are Memory
Intellect
and Will Really Distinct Powers? (Rep. II
q. 20); 2. On Pleasure
Pain
and Distress (Var. Ques. q. 6
a. 9); 3. On Practical Activity
Ends
and Moral Knowledge (Ord.
Prologue
qq. 10-12
excerpts); 4. On Love
Hate
and Final Causes (Var. Ques.
q. 4
excerpts); 5. Should Everything Other Than God Only Be Used? (Ord.
d. 1. q. 1); 6. Is Enjoyment an Act of the Will Alone? (Ord.
d. 1
q. 2); 7. Does the Will Contingently and Freely Enjoy the Ultimate End? (Ord.
d. 1
q. 6); 8. Does a Beatified Will Necessarily Enjoy God? (Rep. IV
q. 16); Part II. Questions about the Divine Will: 9. Could God Make a World Better than this World? (Ord.
d. 44
q. un
excerpts); 10. Is God's Will the Immediate and First Cause of Everything that is Done? (Ord.
d. 45
q. un); 11. Could the Divine Will be Impeded by any Creaturely Power? (Ord.
d. 46
q. 1); 12. Could God Command that a Bad Thing Be Done? (Ord.
d. 47
q. un); 13. Is Every Created Will Obligated to Conform Itself to the Divine Will? (Ord.
d. 48
q. un.); Part III. Questions about Virtue and Moral Goodness: 14. Does a Virtuous Habit have the Intellective Part as its Subject? (Rep. III
q. 11); 15. Is Every Virtuous Habit Generated from Acts? (Rep. III
q. 12); 16. On Self-Control
Temperance
and Prudence (Var. Ques. q. 6
a. 10); 17. Could the Will have a Virtuous Act concerning an Object about which there is an Error in the Intellect? (Var. Ques.
q. 8); 18. Is a Bad Angel Always Engaging in a Bad Act? (Rep. II
q. 15); 19. On the Nature of Mortal Sin (Rep. IV
qq. 10-11
excerpts); 20. On Acts that are Intrinsically and Necessarily Virtuous (Var. Ques. VII
a. 1
excerpts); 21. Is Only an Act of the Will Necessarily Virtuous? (Quod. III
q. 14); 22. Can there be Demonstrative Knowledge about Morals? (Quod. II
q. 14); Part IV. Questions about Charity
Merit
and Grace: 23. Is it Necessary to Posit Three Theological Virtues in This Life that Can Remain in the Next Life? (Rep. III
q. 9
excerpts); 24. Is it Necessary to Posit
in addition to the Holy Spirit
Absolute Created Charity Formally Informing the Soul? (Ord.
d. 17
q. 1); 25. Could an Act of the Will be Meritorious without Charity Formally Informing the Soul? (Ord.
d. 17
q. 2); 26. Does Every Meritorious Act Presuppose Created Charity? (Ord.
d. 17
q. 3); 27. On the Infusion of Virtue and Grace and the Removal of Guilt in Baptism (Rep. IV
qq. 3-5); Index.
Intellect
and Will Really Distinct Powers? (Rep. II
q. 20); 2. On Pleasure
Pain
and Distress (Var. Ques. q. 6
a. 9); 3. On Practical Activity
Ends
and Moral Knowledge (Ord.
Prologue
qq. 10-12
excerpts); 4. On Love
Hate
and Final Causes (Var. Ques.
q. 4
excerpts); 5. Should Everything Other Than God Only Be Used? (Ord.
d. 1. q. 1); 6. Is Enjoyment an Act of the Will Alone? (Ord.
d. 1
q. 2); 7. Does the Will Contingently and Freely Enjoy the Ultimate End? (Ord.
d. 1
q. 6); 8. Does a Beatified Will Necessarily Enjoy God? (Rep. IV
q. 16); Part II. Questions about the Divine Will: 9. Could God Make a World Better than this World? (Ord.
d. 44
q. un
excerpts); 10. Is God's Will the Immediate and First Cause of Everything that is Done? (Ord.
d. 45
q. un); 11. Could the Divine Will be Impeded by any Creaturely Power? (Ord.
d. 46
q. 1); 12. Could God Command that a Bad Thing Be Done? (Ord.
d. 47
q. un); 13. Is Every Created Will Obligated to Conform Itself to the Divine Will? (Ord.
d. 48
q. un.); Part III. Questions about Virtue and Moral Goodness: 14. Does a Virtuous Habit have the Intellective Part as its Subject? (Rep. III
q. 11); 15. Is Every Virtuous Habit Generated from Acts? (Rep. III
q. 12); 16. On Self-Control
Temperance
and Prudence (Var. Ques. q. 6
a. 10); 17. Could the Will have a Virtuous Act concerning an Object about which there is an Error in the Intellect? (Var. Ques.
q. 8); 18. Is a Bad Angel Always Engaging in a Bad Act? (Rep. II
q. 15); 19. On the Nature of Mortal Sin (Rep. IV
qq. 10-11
excerpts); 20. On Acts that are Intrinsically and Necessarily Virtuous (Var. Ques. VII
a. 1
excerpts); 21. Is Only an Act of the Will Necessarily Virtuous? (Quod. III
q. 14); 22. Can there be Demonstrative Knowledge about Morals? (Quod. II
q. 14); Part IV. Questions about Charity
Merit
and Grace: 23. Is it Necessary to Posit Three Theological Virtues in This Life that Can Remain in the Next Life? (Rep. III
q. 9
excerpts); 24. Is it Necessary to Posit
in addition to the Holy Spirit
Absolute Created Charity Formally Informing the Soul? (Ord.
d. 17
q. 1); 25. Could an Act of the Will be Meritorious without Charity Formally Informing the Soul? (Ord.
d. 17
q. 2); 26. Does Every Meritorious Act Presuppose Created Charity? (Ord.
d. 17
q. 3); 27. On the Infusion of Virtue and Grace and the Removal of Guilt in Baptism (Rep. IV
qq. 3-5); Index.