10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNITIVELY»
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The Tradition of Scottish Philosophy: A New Perspective on ...
I cannot think unitively without thinking unitively about something, so there must
already be at least two things in place if I am to think unitively, and hence the
proposition is not formed by first thinking 'is' and then adding the rest. I must first
be ...
Here they speak of this in the experience ot deep personal joy, the joy which
flows within us when we are unitively present with one we love. Christ is the
joyous Christ because he is the Son dwelling in the Father, and they are
completely One.
Robley Edward Whitson, 1987
3
John Duns Scotus: Renewal of Philosophy : Acts of the Third ...
... 'real identity' (identitas realis) which is implicit in this notion. Just as the divine
essence contains infinite perfections, and contains all of them unitively so that
they are not other things (res). in like manner created essence can contain
unitively ...
Egbert P. Bos, Medium Aevum (Association), 1998
4
Medieval Philosophy as Transcendental Thought: From Philip ...
Perfections that are unitively contained are not altogether identical, for these are
not united but are one. Union presupposes some distinction. Perfections unitively
contained are neither really distinct in the sense that they are different res, ...
5
The Cambridge Companion to Duns Scotus
4S And when discussing the ways in which unitively contained attributes are and
are not like accidents, Scotus clearly seems to suppose - though he does not say
this explicitly - that there is no distinction between accidents and unitively ...
6
Krishna in the Sky with Diamonds: The Bhagavad Gita as ...
Behold the Adityas, the Vasus, the Rudras, the two Asvins, and also the Maruts;
behold many marvels neverseen before. 7. Now behold here in My body the
whole world,includingthe static and the dynamic, unitively established, and
whatever ...
7
Transformations of the Soul: Aristotelian Psychology 1250-1650
... of the soul but are unitively contained in the soul as though they were its
attributes,25 and according to which the soul is able to perform its actsinot that
they are the soul's essence formally, but are formally distinct, and nevertheless
are really ...
8
Being in Christ: A Biblical and Systematic Investigation in ...
Used unitively, Christ and his body are inseparable. If the metaphor is used
partitively, Christ as the head and the church as his body are distinguished. The
more 'head' has to be understood in the sense of 'source ofthe body's life and
growth' ...
9
Wholes, Sums and Unities
... as bearing respectively different relations to the bowl and vegetables. As noted
, when we perceive unitively, the bowl and vegetables seem to disappear, to be
replaced by the gardener, which they do not when we perceive cohesively.
10
Questions on the Metaphysics of Aristotle: books six-nine
For to each grade of real entity corresponds a real unity. And just as in other
things that are unitively contained, however, there is not any real separation, in
fact this is not even possible, so the nature to which the intellect attributes the
intention ...
Girard J. Etzkorn, Allan Bernard Wolter, 1998
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