Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- General Introduction
- 1 ANONYMOUS (Arts Master c. 1225) The Soul and Its Powers
- 2 ANONYMOUS (Arts Master c. 1270) Questions on De anima I–II
- 3 BONAVENTURE Christ Our One Teacher
- 4 HENRY OF GHENT Can a Human Being Know Anything?
- 5 HENRY OF GHENT Can a Human Being Know Anything without Divine Illumination?
- 6 PETER JOHN OLIVI The Mental Word
- 7 WILLIAM ALNWICK Intelligible Being
- 8 PETER AUREOL Intuition, Abstraction, and Demonstrative Knowledge
- 9 WILLIAM OCKHAM Apparent Being
- 10 WILLIAM CRATHORN On the Possibility of Infallible Knowledge
- 11 ROBERT HOLCOT Can God Know More than He Knows?
- 12 ADAM WODEHAM The Objects of Knowledge
- Textual Emendations
- Bibliography
- Index
Index
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 23 December 2009
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- General Introduction
- 1 ANONYMOUS (Arts Master c. 1225) The Soul and Its Powers
- 2 ANONYMOUS (Arts Master c. 1270) Questions on De anima I–II
- 3 BONAVENTURE Christ Our One Teacher
- 4 HENRY OF GHENT Can a Human Being Know Anything?
- 5 HENRY OF GHENT Can a Human Being Know Anything without Divine Illumination?
- 6 PETER JOHN OLIVI The Mental Word
- 7 WILLIAM ALNWICK Intelligible Being
- 8 PETER AUREOL Intuition, Abstraction, and Demonstrative Knowledge
- 9 WILLIAM OCKHAM Apparent Being
- 10 WILLIAM CRATHORN On the Possibility of Infallible Knowledge
- 11 ROBERT HOLCOT Can God Know More than He Knows?
- 12 ADAM WODEHAM The Objects of Knowledge
- Textual Emendations
- Bibliography
- Index
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- The Cambridge Translations of Medieval Philosophical Texts , pp. 369 - 374Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2002