This paper takes up the topic of the interior senses and sensible cognition as elaborated by Dominic of Flanders, a fifteenth-century Dominican thinker, in his short commentary, Expositio super libros De anima. At a time when Averroistic Aristotelianism was flourishing, and as nominalism spread across the Continent, Dominic’s account of the soul and the interior senses demonstrates a commitment to Thomas Aquinas and, more broadly, scholastic realism. Dominic adopts the fourfold model of the internal senses advanced by Thomas. He carries forth Thomas’s insistence that the sensus communis is both the root (radix) and end (terminus) of sensitivity as such and the individual senses; he follows Thomas in privileging the cogitativa, and posits a...
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This paper takes up the topic of the interior senses and sensible cognition as elaborated by Dominic...
This paper takes up the topic of the interior senses and sensible cognition as elaborated by Dominic...
This dissertation focuses on the philosophical psychology of a little-studied author, Dominic of Fla...
This dissertation focuses on the philosophical psychology of a little-studied author, Dominic of Fla...
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The article undertakes the problem of truth in sensible cognition according to St. Thomas Aquinas. P...
Over the past few decades a considerable number of studies have been made on the following different...
This paper analyses the criticisms put forward by the Scotists of the 17th century to Thomas Aquinas...
This paper takes up the topic of the interior senses and sensible cognition as elaborated by Dominic...
This paper takes up the topic of the interior senses and sensible cognition as elaborated by Dominic...
This dissertation focuses on the philosophical psychology of a little-studied author, Dominic of Fla...
This dissertation focuses on the philosophical psychology of a little-studied author, Dominic of Fla...
The reduction of the Medieval “internal senses” to only one internal sense, usually identified with ...
This paper considers Nicholas of Cusa’s interpretation of Aristotle’s De anima with regard to the fu...
Este artículo analiza la teoría de la percepción de Tomás de Aquino desde tres puntos de vista: en p...
This paper aims to clarify whether Thomas Aquinas is, concerning our ordinary knowledge of external ...
Thesis (M.A.)--Boston UniversityThe purpose ot this thesis is to present a concentrated study of the...
The aim of the article is to present the problem of contemplation and knowledge per raptum in St. Th...
This article is devoted to understanding the five human senses in European philosophy, culture and ...
Recogimiento interior, or inner recollection, is a form of mental prayer introduced to Spain in the ...
The article undertakes the problem of truth in sensible cognition according to St. Thomas Aquinas. P...
Over the past few decades a considerable number of studies have been made on the following different...
This paper analyses the criticisms put forward by the Scotists of the 17th century to Thomas Aquinas...