On the Usefulness of "Augustinianism" as a Historical Construct: Two Test Cases from Oxford.
The article presents the author's views regarding the popularity of "Augustinianism" to several philosophers during the Middle Age period. The author denotes the statements of professor Carlos Bazan regarding his considerations on the "radical Aristotelianism" and cites how he gave respect to its au...
| Publicado en: | Medieval Perspectives Vol. 16; pp. 74 - 84 |
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Southeastern Medieval Association
2001
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| Sumario: | The article presents the author's views regarding the popularity of "Augustinianism" to several philosophers during the Middle Age period. The author denotes the statements of professor Carlos Bazan regarding his considerations on the "radical Aristotelianism" and cites how he gave respect to its author, Saint Thomas Aquinas. Meanwhile, the author elucidates the philosophers' perspectives on the said theory and they coined it as "Augustinianism." Furthermore, the criticisms, various interpretations, and appreciation of the mentioned theory are also discussed. |
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