This essay treats of the (Neo)platonic influences in the thought of Thomas Aquinas, in particular the notion of participation. It describes Aquinas’ doctrine of participation in being as developed from his principal Neoplatonic sources, to wit, Boethius’ De hebdomadibus, Dionysius’ De divinis nominibus, and the Liber de causis. It argues that the doctrine of creation in terms of participation the Christian conditions of creation
There is no doubt that the philosophical work of Plato and his student, Aristotle, are a significant...
Contemporary debate over the interrelations of nature, history, and participation reveal significant...
Este trabalho sustenta que o teólogo cristão do início do século VI conhecido como Pseudo Dionísio A...
The aim of this thesis is to build an understanding of St Thomas's notion of participation within hi...
The doctrine of participation in St. Thomas' Commentary on the « Liber de causis ». Recent research...
Aquinas\u27s commentaries on the de Hebdomadibus of Boethius, on The Divine Names of Dionysius, and ...
This paper presents Thomas Aquinas’ concept of creation as a metaphysical theory of the origin of be...
The idea that Thomas Aquinas completely rejected the Neoplatonic account of knowledge has gained fi...
In the present paper, some issues related to the causal becoming of created beings –in particular, s...
Thomas Aquinas conception of creation as a metaphysical theory of origins of contingent being This ...
This paper argues for an affirmation as well as a qualification of a relational understanding of the...
Thesis advisor: Frederick G. LawrenceThis study investigates Aquinas' understanding of Christ's role...
Thomas Aquinas ’ thought is generally considered, with justification, to be an appli-cation of the p...
The article begins with an inquiry on St. Thomas Aquinas' theological framework of God in the Summa ...
Thomas Aquinas’s engagement with newly received Arabic commentaries on Aristotle and Neoplatonic ide...
There is no doubt that the philosophical work of Plato and his student, Aristotle, are a significant...
Contemporary debate over the interrelations of nature, history, and participation reveal significant...
Este trabalho sustenta que o teólogo cristão do início do século VI conhecido como Pseudo Dionísio A...
The aim of this thesis is to build an understanding of St Thomas's notion of participation within hi...
The doctrine of participation in St. Thomas' Commentary on the « Liber de causis ». Recent research...
Aquinas\u27s commentaries on the de Hebdomadibus of Boethius, on The Divine Names of Dionysius, and ...
This paper presents Thomas Aquinas’ concept of creation as a metaphysical theory of the origin of be...
The idea that Thomas Aquinas completely rejected the Neoplatonic account of knowledge has gained fi...
In the present paper, some issues related to the causal becoming of created beings –in particular, s...
Thomas Aquinas conception of creation as a metaphysical theory of origins of contingent being This ...
This paper argues for an affirmation as well as a qualification of a relational understanding of the...
Thesis advisor: Frederick G. LawrenceThis study investigates Aquinas' understanding of Christ's role...
Thomas Aquinas ’ thought is generally considered, with justification, to be an appli-cation of the p...
The article begins with an inquiry on St. Thomas Aquinas' theological framework of God in the Summa ...
Thomas Aquinas’s engagement with newly received Arabic commentaries on Aristotle and Neoplatonic ide...
There is no doubt that the philosophical work of Plato and his student, Aristotle, are a significant...
Contemporary debate over the interrelations of nature, history, and participation reveal significant...
Este trabalho sustenta que o teólogo cristão do início do século VI conhecido como Pseudo Dionísio A...