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Philosophers Squared - William of Occam2 comments

probaway wrote 1 week ago: Go to the Index of 120 Philosophers Squared William of Occam is sometimes called the founder of Euro … more →

Tags: Philosophers Squared, William of Occam, William of Ockam, William of Ockham, keep it simple stupid

Monash Prato Medieval and Renaissance Roundtable Proposal... a work in progress...2 comments

samuelbaudinette wrote 2 weeks ago: I have been busy today working on my proposal forms for the roundtable held this December in Prato b … more →

Tags: Moses Maimonides, Current Research, Thomas Aquinas, Meister Eckhart

3 Short Analyses of Maimonides, Aquinas and Eckhart on "Silence"

samuelbaudinette wrote 1 month ago: This is a short exegetical piece I prepared for my Supervisors last week. I have been meaning to sha … more →

Tags: Moses Maimonides, Thomas Aquinas, Personal Research, Ways of Negation, Meister Eckhart

"The Sound of Dogs Barking: Meister Eckhart and Thomas Aquinas"

samuelbaudinette wrote 2 months ago: Here’s the recording of a public lecture, given by Fr. Demkovich given to the Aquinas Institut … more →

Tags: Online Resource, Thomas Aquinas, Meister Eckhart

Siger of Brabant on the Eternity of the World & Epistemology

Eric M. Parker wrote 2 months ago: I happen to be reading through various Medieval texts on the question of the eternity of the world, … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Cosmology, Medieval Authors, Philosophy/Theology, Epistemology, Aristotle, eternity-of-the-world, Siger of Brabant

VIIIth MONTREAL WORKSHOP ON NOMINALISM -- The ontology of material objects in medieval philosophy

j. wrote 2 months ago: VIIIth MONTREAL WORKSHOP ON NOMINALISM — The ontology of material objects in medieval philosop … more →

Tags: Nominalism, uqam

Underappreciated Philosophers II: Machiavelli1 comment

Phill wrote 3 months ago: Seriously? Niccolo Machiavelli, one of the most studied, influential, and reviled philosophers ever, … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Philosophy, Boethius, Irony, underrated philosophers, Machiavelli, Plato, The Prince, Consolation of Philosophy

Underappreciated Philosophers: Marsilius of Padua2 comments

Phill wrote 3 months ago: Sometimes, the cool people don’t get the attention they deserve. Marsilius is definitely one o … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Thomas Aquinas, Martin Luther, Theology, Religion, Marsilius of Padua, Thomas Hobbes, William of Ockham, John XXII

Thomas Aquinas in English

samuelbaudinette wrote 4 months ago: Thérèse Bonin, of Duquesne University, has made available her very up-to-date bibliography of the En … more →

Tags: Online Resource, Thomas Aquinas

Critical Edition of Maimonides' Dux Neutrorum2 comments

samuelbaudinette wrote 4 months ago: Moses Maimonides’ Guide of the Perplexed (originally written in Arabic under the title Dalālat … more →

Tags: Moses Maimonides, Current Research

The Alberti Magni E-Corpus

samuelbaudinette wrote 4 months ago: An absolutely wonderful resource for scholars of Medieval Philosophy, the Alberti Magni E-Corpus mak … more →

Tags: Albert the Great, Online Resource

CFP: Dialectic and Aristotle's Logic

SP wrote 4 months ago: DIALECTIC AND ARISTOTLE’S LOGIC September 2-4 2013 Faculty of Philosophy, University of Gronin … more →

Tags: CFP, Fallacies, logic, Ancient Philosophy, Aristotle, Dialectic, Game Theory, Organon

Worth your reading time: James Hannam on medieval Christianity and the rise of modern science

Curious Presbyterian wrote 7 months ago: Medieval Christianity and the Rise of Modern Science, Part 1 Medieval Christianity and the Rise of M … more →

Tags: History, Philosophy, Sciences, James Hannam

Discourse on Practical Science by an Old Pious Philosopher

nicholasduggan wrote 9 months ago: A discourse on practical science by an old pious philosopher. Download here. … more →

Tags: Philosophy

Vice and Virtue

Jonathan wrote 10 months ago: The following translation is another excerpt from the philosophical-mystical Qur’an commentary … more →

Tags: Philosophy, History, East & West, Islam, Arabic, Scripture, Sufism, Ibn Arabi, Tafsir

Lunacy5 comments

Stephanie Buosi wrote 10 months ago: Hey everyone, I’m sorry, but I need to be super quick with this, so there’s not going to … more →

Tags: Fiction Short Stories, Fun, Fiction, Beer, Ale, Lunacy, Moon

The Five Keys to the Bible

DiscerningThoughts wrote 10 months ago: “Wherefore he who professes the science of spiritual medicine ought first of all [...] and to … more →

Tags: Protopresbyter John S. Romanides, Patristic Theology, Theoria, Ecclesiology, ecumenical synods, Œcumenical Synods, Philosophy, Empirical Dogmatics, Feudalism

Willie's Etymology Lesson! —Dunce38 comments

BernBabyBern wrote 1 year ago: Doesn’t Willie look so cute in that hat? Of course he does This picture was taken in December … more →

Tags: etymology, Willie, Catholic Church, dog, dunce, dunce hat, Duns Scotus, John Duns Scotus, Medieval Theology

sinking into sand

Sigrun wrote 1 year ago: reading The Rings of Saturn (1) In the opening of The Rings of Saturn the narrator tells us about Ja … more →

Tags: Literature, writing, Art, nature writing, Sebald, Reading to Write, A world of relative inaccessibility, READING THE RINGS OF SATURN, W. G. Sebald


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