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History of Theology: The Middle Ages - Tom 2 - Strona 471
The "Venerable Inceptor" William was born around 1 280 at Ockham in Surrey. The title Venerabilis Inceptor ("Venerable Beginner"), given to him by his contemporaries, alludes to the fact that he never obtained a master's license. After he had ...
Angelo Di Berardino, Giulio D'Onofrio, Basil Studer, 2008
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Nominalism and Contemporary Nominalism: Ontological and ...
Per contra there are expressions with the same primary and secondary extensions that have nevertheless different intensions. Let us compare for example "William of Ockham" and "venerabilis inceptor": the primary extension is the same, the ...
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La universidad de Paris durante los estudios de Francisco de Vitoria
Estos nominales, llamados también Magistri iuniores, doctores moderni, recentiores etc. para distinguirlos de los Reales o antiqui no eran tan recientes como por el nombre se pudiera creer, ya que el venerabilis Inceptor, Guillermo de ...
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The Psychology of Habit According to William Ockham - Strona 5
In 'arguing this point the Venerabilis Inceptor distinguishes three main types of habits: moral habits or virtues, intellective habits, and sense appetitive habits. He considers each separately. First, moral habits or virtues are not inborn. Aristotle is ...
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Europa. Rozprawa historyka z historią. Część 2
Bronił Niepokalanego Poczęcia. Ockham, venerabilis inceptor, doczekał się za swoje trudy ekskomuniki; był przywódcą tzw. szkoły nominalistów. Cios, jaki zadał panującemu platońskiemu pojęciu uniwersaliów – abstrakcyjnych „esencji”, ...
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A history of philosophy: volume III: Ockham to Suárez - Strona 43
His title of inceptor (beginner) is due to this fact that he never actually taught as doctor and professor; it has nothing at all to ... If this interpretation is accepted it is easy to explain how the Venerabilis Inceptor could sometimes be called doctor, ...
Frederick Charles Copleston, 1953
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Wyclif and the Oxford Schools: The Relation of the 'Summa de Ente' ...
hominum est genus humanum et species humana, sicut homo est universalis clericus in casu quo perfecte cognoscat multas sciencias. Tercio vere Venerabilis Inceptor Ocham posuit in ultimis diebus suis quod res singularis ut intellecta a deo ...
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History of the Church: From the High Middle Ages to the eve of the ...
Pope John XXII summoned the venerabilis inceptor. He appeared at Avignon in 1324 and had to defend himself before a commission, which filed two expert opinions against him. Apparently, however, the judges, including so controversial a ...
Hubert Jedin, John Patrick Dolan, 1980
Yet the Venerabilis Inceptor, as we have found, did not take the conceptual content of our mental propositions to be thoroughly manifest to us in all cases. Not only did he accept ambiguities as possible in mentalese, but he is also committed to ...
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Medieval Logic: An Outline of Its Development from 1250 to c. 1400
Nevertheless, the system of the “Venerabilis Inceptor” has serious shortcomings. The division of logic into three parts, namely, the logic of terms, the logic of propositions and the logic of syllogisms, may be a “natural” one from an extralogical ...
