Carla Mazzio’s work on mathematical terminology to define the self in the early modern period can be extended by medieval examples. Although Peter Stallybrass (1992) finds that the word <em>individual</em> (a mathematical and natural philosophy term meaning “indivisible”) was not attested in English from 1425-1597, French <em>individu</em> is regularly attested, beginning in 1377 (in a comment on infi nite variety of <em>individu</em>al complexions, in the French translation of Lanfranc’s <em>Chirurgie</em>). What is more, the semantic fi eld of <em>individu</em> is the same from 1377-1650. This paper discusses the meanings of <em>individu</em> and the continuity of the concept of self in the premodern period. Against Mazzio’s definition of...
<p>This paper aims to discuss certain circumstances of the “constitution of the self” or...
Tot aprofundint en les visions oníriques i l’actitud vers el cos i l’ànima, aquesta contribució pres...
Arlinghaus F-J. In and Out, Then and Now: The Conscious Self and its Relation to Society in Pre-mode...
Carla Mazzio’s work on mathematical terminology to define the self in the early modern period can be...
Through case studies of a broad variety of medieval and early modern sources, this volume discusses ...
The 13th-15th centuries were witness to lively and broad-ranging debates about the nature of persons...
The therm individual, from scholastic Latin individuum means that is indivisible, and acquires some ...
International audienceThe individual is characterized in Schelling’s identity philosophy simultaneou...
Arlinghaus F-J. Conceptualising Pre-Modern and Modern Individuality: Some Theoretical Considerations...
Contemporary ontology follows the old controversies about universals and particular beings. What is ...
When the individual broke free from the medieval world, there was no more the Church and the social ...
Part of the special issue “Individuality, Individuation, Subjectivity in Early Modern Philosophy
With the exception of St Augustine and perhaps Abelard, often praised as modern before their time, i...
For generations of scholars the emergence of the notion of human subjectivity has marked the shift t...
This article investigates a twelfth-century realist view on universals, the individuum-theory. The i...
<p>This paper aims to discuss certain circumstances of the “constitution of the self” or...
Tot aprofundint en les visions oníriques i l’actitud vers el cos i l’ànima, aquesta contribució pres...
Arlinghaus F-J. In and Out, Then and Now: The Conscious Self and its Relation to Society in Pre-mode...
Carla Mazzio’s work on mathematical terminology to define the self in the early modern period can be...
Through case studies of a broad variety of medieval and early modern sources, this volume discusses ...
The 13th-15th centuries were witness to lively and broad-ranging debates about the nature of persons...
The therm individual, from scholastic Latin individuum means that is indivisible, and acquires some ...
International audienceThe individual is characterized in Schelling’s identity philosophy simultaneou...
Arlinghaus F-J. Conceptualising Pre-Modern and Modern Individuality: Some Theoretical Considerations...
Contemporary ontology follows the old controversies about universals and particular beings. What is ...
When the individual broke free from the medieval world, there was no more the Church and the social ...
Part of the special issue “Individuality, Individuation, Subjectivity in Early Modern Philosophy
With the exception of St Augustine and perhaps Abelard, often praised as modern before their time, i...
For generations of scholars the emergence of the notion of human subjectivity has marked the shift t...
This article investigates a twelfth-century realist view on universals, the individuum-theory. The i...
<p>This paper aims to discuss certain circumstances of the “constitution of the self” or...
Tot aprofundint en les visions oníriques i l’actitud vers el cos i l’ànima, aquesta contribució pres...
Arlinghaus F-J. In and Out, Then and Now: The Conscious Self and its Relation to Society in Pre-mode...