Title: Intentionality, cognition, and mental representation in medieval philosophy /
Authors: Klima, Gyula,
Year: 2015
Subjects: Philosophy, Medieval.; Intentionality (Philosophy); Cognition.; Representation (Philosophy); Cognition; Intentionality (Philosophy); Philosophy, Medieval.; Representation (Philosophy)
Contents: Concepts and meaning in medieval philosophy / Stephen Read -- Mental language in Aquinas? / Joshua P. Hochschild -- Causality and cognition: an interpretation of Henry of Ghent's Quodlibet V., q. 14 / Martin Pickavé -- Two models of thinking: Thomas Aquinas and John Duns Scotus on occur rent thoughts / Giorgio Pini -- Thinking about things: singular thought in the Middle Ages / Peter King -- Singular terms and vague concepts in late medieval mental language theory: or, the decline and fall of mental language / Henrik Lagerlund -- Act, species, and appearance: Peter Auriol on intellectual cognition and consciousness / Russell L. Friedman -- Ockham's externalism / Claude Panaccio -- Was Adam Wodeham an internalist or an externalist? / Elizabeth Karger -- How Chatton changed Ockham's mind: William Ockham and Walter Chatton on objects and acts of judgment / Susan Brower-Toland -- The nature of intentional objects in Nicholas of Autrecourt's theory of knowledge / Christophe Grellard -- On the several senses of "intentio" in Buridan / John Zupko -- Mental representation in animals and humans: some late medieval discussions / Olaf Pluta -- The intersubjective sameness of mental concepts in late scholastic thought / Stephan Meier-Oeser -- Mental representations and concepts in medieval philosophy / Gyula Klima.