CHE SIGNIFICA SCOTIST IN INGLESE
Scotism
Lo scotismo è il nome dato al sistema filosofico e teologico o alla scuola di nome il beato John Duns Scoto. La parola deriva dal nome del suo originario, il cui Opus Oxoniense era uno dei documenti più importanti della filosofia medievale e della teologia cattolica romana, definendo ciò che sarebbe successivamente dichiarato Dogma dell'Immacolata concezione di Papa Pio IX nella sua costituzione Ineffabilis Deus 8 dicembre 1854.
definizione di Scotist nel dizionario inglese
La definizione di scotista nel dizionario è un sostenitore delle dottrine di John Duns Scoto, il teologo scolastico scozzese e sacerdote francescano, specialmente coloro che sostengono che la filosofia e la teologia sono indipendenti.
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «SCOTIST»
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1
The Logic of Expression: Quality, Quantity, and Intensity in ...
Chapter. 4. From. Scotist. univocity. to. Spinozist. immanence: Intensive. quantity.
Scotus' formal distinction as real The problem of intensive quantity, or intensity, is
developed by Deleuze in Expressionism in Philosophy by means of an ...
2
The Transformation of Natural Philosophy: The Case of Philip ...
the subject matters of natural philosophy and metaphysics had significant
bearing on a central issue of Scotist theology. Scotus was concerned with freeing
God from the Thomist subordination of the Divine Will to the Divine Intellect.
3
The Universities of the Italian Renaissance
Thomist and Scotist theologians developed many nuances on the major themes
of their traditions. And they sometimes borrowed from each other and from
external sources. Unlike arts and law, theology had no separate roll of professors
, ...
4
Reinterpreting Rahner: A Critical Study of His Major Themes
A notable instance of this typically Rahnerian thought process is found in his
treatment of the nature-grace problem within the Scotist perspective on the
incarnation and grace, a perspective Rahner definitively adopts in the 1950s.44 3
.
5
John Duns Scotus: Renewal of Philosophy : Acts of the Third ...
X1V Scotus and the Scotist School. The Tradition of Scotist Thought in the
Medieval and Early Modem Period Maarten J.F.M. Hoencn' /. 1ntroduction
Medieval philosophy — 1 restrict myself here to the period from 1 250 onward —
was ...
Egbert P. Bos, Medium Aevum (Association),
1998
6
Paths Beyond Tracing Out: The Connection of Method and ...
to the strong adherence to the Augustinian tradition of thought and to the
prominence of Scotist views on the primacy of God's will governing issues of
revelation, salvation, incarnation and of necessity and contingency.64 It is true, in
all of the ...
7
Descartes and the Last Scholastics
In fact, it can be shown that the philosophical climate in France from the early
16oos (with the major exception of Jesuit philosophy in the first half of the
seventeenth century)28 was predominantly Scotist and not Thomist. What Is a
Scotist?
8
Moral Philosophy on the Threshold of Modernity
1536).127 At Padua in the early sixteenth century, the dispute between self-
styled 'Thomists' and 'Scotists' was acrimonious.128 It was the Scotist theologians
of Padua who prepared the first early modern editions of the Subtle Doctor's
works, ...
Jill Kraye, Risto Saarinen,
2006
9
THE SOCIOLOGY OF PHILOSOPHIES
293 George of Brussels (same) + 321 294 Samuel de Cassinis (same) + 295
Thomas Bricot (Paris; Scotist/Nominalist) 324 296 Nicolas Tinctor (Paris,
Tubingen; Scotist) + 297 Stephen Brulefer (Paris, 325 Mainz; Scotist) 298
Scriptoris ...
10
Descartes Among the Scholastics
And of course the formal distinction (or the third kind in addition to real and
rational distinctions) is a notorious Scotist doctrine25 accepted by both
Eustachius and de Raconis.26 As one can see, Dalbiez's critique of Gilson can
be both ...
7 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «SCOTIST»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
Scotist nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Warum lieben wir uns eigentlich nicht?
Von seinen Anhängern wird er jetzt schon als Jahrhundertdenker (Klaus Müller) verehrt und als Scotist (Georg Essen) bezeichnet, aber mehr noch bei Fichte zu ... «Kath.Net, mar 15»
The Scotus Story
On the Scotist view, God's being was different from created being only in degree. God and man are as a result contestants in the same space, competitors in a ... «First Things, gen 15»
Exclusive Interview with Cardinal Müller: "We Are Freed In Order to …
Scotist, Thomist theology ... these all help the Church to have intelligence enlightened by faith, provided they develop the categories of thought needed to ... «Aleteia, dic 14»
Nature and Grace in Genesis
(This account is also consistent with the Scotist and Orthodox notion that the incarnation was necessary even apart from sin.) It is through that disruptive event ... «First Things, mag 14»
Augustine and his figurative–and therefore not at all modern …
... reviewer speaks of “Scotist/Occamist Scholasticism” and “nominalism” he's speaking ... of the Reformation, rooted as it was in Scotist/Occamist Scholasticism. «Patheos, feb 14»
Pope's Catholic health check
Rather like Father Pierre Teilhard (1881-1955), Pope George Bergoglio may be more Franciscan than Jesuit – more Scotist than Thomist. In the world-view of ... «Eureka Street, lug 13»
Gerard Manley Hopkins
“The kingfishers sonnet is about the Scotist individuation of things,” Mariani writes of the poem's theological roots in the medieval Duns Scotus, “where…the ... «PBS, mar 09»