Medieval philosophy / Peter Adamson.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Adamson, Peter, 1972- author.

Series:

Adamson, Peter, 1972- History of philosophy without any gaps

A history of philosophy without any gaps ; volume 4

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Philosophy, Medieval.

Physical Description:

xxii, 637 pages : maps ; 24 cm.

Edition:

First edition.

Place of Publication:

Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2019.

Contents:

Part I Early Medieval Philosophy

1 Arts of Darkness-Introduction to Medieval Philosophy p. 3

2 Charles in Charge-The Carolingian Renaissance p. 10

3 Grace Notes-Eriugena and the Predestination Controversy p. 17

4 Much Ado About Nothing-Eriugena's Periphyseon p. 24

5 Philosophers Anonymous-The Roots of Scholasticism p. 31

6 Virgin Territory-Peter Damian on Changing the Past p. 39

7 A Canterbury Tale-Anselm's Life and Works p. 46

8 Somebody's Perfect-Anselm's Ontological Argument p. 52

9 All or Nothing-The Problem of Universals p. 58

10 Get Thee to a Nunnery-Heloise and Abelard p. 66

11 It's the Thought that Counts-Abelard's Ethics p. 72

12 Learn Everything-The Victorines p. 79

13 Like Father, like Son-Debating the Trinity p. 87

14 On the Shoulders of Giants-Philosophy at Chartres p. 94

15 The Good Book-Philosophy of Nature p. 101

16 One of a Kind-Gilbert of Poitiers on Individuation p. 107

17 Two Swords-Early Medieval Political Philosophy p. 114

18 Law and Order-Gratian and Peter Lombard p. 121

19 Leading Light-Hildegard of Bingen p. 128

20 Rediscovery Channel-Translations into Latin p. 135

21 Straw Men-The Rise of the Universities p. 142

Part II The Thirteenth Century

22 No Uncertain Terms-Thirteenth-Century Logic p. 153

23 Full of Potential-Thirteenth-Century Physics p. 161

24 Stayin' Alive-Thirteenth-Century Psychology p. 168

25 It's All Good-The Transcendentals p. 175

26 Do the Right Thing-Thirteenth-Century Ethics p. 182

27 A Light that Never Goes Out-Robert Grosseteste p. 188

28 Origin of Species-Roger Bacon p. 194

29 Stairway to Heaven-Bonaventure p. 201

30 Your Attention, Please-Peter Olivi p. 208

31 None for Me, Thanks-Franciscan Poverty p. 215

32 Begin the Beguine-Hadewijch and Mechthild of Magdeburg p. 222

33 Binding Arbitration-Robert Kilwardby p. 229

34 Animal, Vegetable, Mineral-Albert the Great's Natural Philosophy p. 236

35 The Shadow Knows-Albert the Great's Metaphysics p. 242

36 The Ox Heard round the World-Thomas Aquinas p. 248

37 Everybody Needs Some Body-Aquinas on Soul and Knowledge p. 255

38 What Comes Naturally-Ethics in Albert and Aquinas p. 262

39 What Pleases the Prince-The Rule of Law p. 269

40 Onward Christian Soldiers-Just War Theory p. 277

41 Paris when it Sizzles-The Condemnations p. 284

42 Masters of the University-"Latin Averroists" p. 290

43 The NeverEnding Story-The Eternity of the World p. 297

44 Let Me Count the Ways-Speculative Grammar p. 304

45 Love, Reign over Me-The Romance of the Rose p. 311

46 Frequently Asked Questions-Henry of Ghent p. 318

47 Here Comes the Son-The Trinity and the Eucharist p. 325

48 Once and for All-Scotus on Being p. 332

49 To Will or Not to Will-Scotus on Freedom p. 339

50 On Command-Scotus on Ethics p. 345

51 One in a Million-Scotus on Universals and Individuals p. 352

Part III The Fourteenth Century

52 Time of the Signs-The Fourteenth Century p. 361

53 After Virtue-Marguerite Porete p. 368

54 To Hell and Back-Dante Alighieri p. 374

55 Our Power is Real-The Clash of Church and State p. 381

56 Render unto Caesar-Marsilius of Padua p. 387

57 Do As You're Told-Ockham on Ethics and Political Philosophy p. 394

58 A Close Shave-Ockham's Nominalism p. 400

59 What Do You Think?-Ockham on Mental Language p. 407

60 Keeping it Real-Responses to Ockham p. 414

61 Back to the Future-Foreknowledge and Predestination p. 421

62 Trivial Pursuits-Fourteenth-Century Logic p. 428

63 Quadrivial Pursuits-The Oxford Calculators p. 435

64 Get to the Point-Fourteenth-Century Physics p. 442

65 Portrait of the Artist-John Buridan p. 449

66 Seeing is Believing-Nicholas of Autrecourt's Skeptical Challenge p. 456

67 On the Money-Medieval Economic Theory p. 463

68 Down to the Ground-Meister Eckhart p. 470

69 Men in Black-The German Dominicans p. 476

70 A Wing and a Prayer-Angels in Medieval Philosophy p. 482

71 Alle Maner of Thyng Shall be Welle-English Mysticism p. 489

72 Say it with Poetry-Chaucer and Langland p. 495

73 The Good Wife-Sexuality and Misogyny in the Middle Ages p. 502

74 Sighs Were her Food-Catherine of Siena and Affective Mysticism p. 509

75 The Most Christian Doctor-The Querelle de la rose and Jean Gerson p. 516

76 Morning Star of the Reformation-John Wyclif p. 523

77 The Prague Spring-Scholasticism across Europe p. 529

78 Renaissance Men-Ramon Llull and Petrarch p. 536.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Other Format:

Electronic version: Adamson, Peter, 1972- Medieval philosophy : Volume 4.

ISBN:

9780198842408

0198842406

OCLC:

1120081617