The compilations of Bartholomew the Englishman, Thomas of Cantimpré, and Vincent of Beauvais (Speculum naturale) manifest in some manner how perception was considered during the first half of the 13th century. To properly understand perception, though, one has to first deal with the different conceptions of the soul. Two different views of the soul have often been distinguished in these encyclopaedias: one « physiological-medical » and the other « functional-philosophical ». In this paper, I offer an alternative interpretation based on a systematic analysis of the powers of the soul and the various explanations of their faculties. This leads to the conclusion that there are at least four different, yet interconnected views of the soul in th...
Ideas about soul and body – about thinking or remembering, mind and life, brain and self – remain bo...
This article discusses the theories of perception of Robert Kilwardby and Peter of John Olivi. Our ...
In the article author analyses the extent to which it is possible to regard the Aristotelian concept...
Several studies have approached sense perception in the encyclopaedias of Thomas of Cantimpré, Bart...
This thesis examines the Summa de anima of a thirteenth-century writer, Jean de la Rochelle (1190/1...
This paper presents two kinds of analyse of the soul in the Baroque: the Conimbricenses Commentary o...
Do the traditional, commonsense and philosophical concepts of the soul have any place in the contemp...
(The theological doctrine of the immortal soul in the light of the discussion in neuroscience).In ei...
With this basis established we can well proceed with our discussion, and observe the multitudinous a...
We usually portray the early modern period as one characterised by the ‘birth of subjectivity’ with ...
This project consists of three studies which examine how the cognitive faculties are hierarchically ...
A spectre haunts the history of philosophy, the soul. Since Antiquity, this topic crucially underlie...
Empathy translates the German einfühlungand it can be defined a “biological, cognitive, socialand sp...
Si bien Acerca del alma de Aristóteles puede ser considerado el primer tratado sistemático de una do...
The religious, theological and philosophical discourse in Late Antiquity concerning the human soul, ...
Ideas about soul and body – about thinking or remembering, mind and life, brain and self – remain bo...
This article discusses the theories of perception of Robert Kilwardby and Peter of John Olivi. Our ...
In the article author analyses the extent to which it is possible to regard the Aristotelian concept...
Several studies have approached sense perception in the encyclopaedias of Thomas of Cantimpré, Bart...
This thesis examines the Summa de anima of a thirteenth-century writer, Jean de la Rochelle (1190/1...
This paper presents two kinds of analyse of the soul in the Baroque: the Conimbricenses Commentary o...
Do the traditional, commonsense and philosophical concepts of the soul have any place in the contemp...
(The theological doctrine of the immortal soul in the light of the discussion in neuroscience).In ei...
With this basis established we can well proceed with our discussion, and observe the multitudinous a...
We usually portray the early modern period as one characterised by the ‘birth of subjectivity’ with ...
This project consists of three studies which examine how the cognitive faculties are hierarchically ...
A spectre haunts the history of philosophy, the soul. Since Antiquity, this topic crucially underlie...
Empathy translates the German einfühlungand it can be defined a “biological, cognitive, socialand sp...
Si bien Acerca del alma de Aristóteles puede ser considerado el primer tratado sistemático de una do...
The religious, theological and philosophical discourse in Late Antiquity concerning the human soul, ...
Ideas about soul and body – about thinking or remembering, mind and life, brain and self – remain bo...
This article discusses the theories of perception of Robert Kilwardby and Peter of John Olivi. Our ...
In the article author analyses the extent to which it is possible to regard the Aristotelian concept...