Duns Scotus : the basic principles of his philosophy
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Duns Scotus : the basic principles of his philosophy
Greenwood Press, c1978
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Duns Scoto
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Duns Scoto
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Note
Translation of Duns Scoto
"Reprint of the 1961 ed. published by Catholic University of America Press, Washington"
Bibliography: p. 201-213
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The writings of John Duns Scotus, 13th century Scottish philosopher and theologian, formed the basis of Scotism, an important movement within scholastic philosophy. This book analyzes the subtleties of Scotistic thought on a deeper level than most textbooks and examines its wide-ranging influence. An excellent bibliography is included as a guide for further study.
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