Goichon's three books on Avicenna's philosophy
By: by H. A. Wolfson.
Publisher: [Hartford Seminary Foundation]
Published: 1941
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 10
Subjects: Philosophy, Jewish
Notes: With: The Aristotelian predicables and Maimonides' division of attributes. Offprint from: Essays and studies in honor of Linda R. Miller / ed. by Israel Davidson. New York: Jewish Theological Seminary of America, 1938 -- Philo on free will and the historical influence of his view. Offprint from: Harvard theological review, v. 35, Apr. 1942 -- The double faith theory in Clement, Saadia, Averroes and St. Thomas and its origin in Aristotle and the Stoics. Offprint from: Jewish quarterly review, 1942 -- Some guiding principles in determining Spinoza's mediaeval sources. Offprint from: Jewish quarterly review, n.s., v. 27, 1937 -- Spinoza's mechanisms, attributes and panphyschism. Offprint from: Philosophical review, v. 46, May 1937 -- The Amphibolous terms in Aristotle, Arabic philosophy and Maimonides. Offprint from: Harvard theological review, v. 31, Apr. 1938 -- Hallevi and Maimonides on prophecy. Offprint from: Jewish quarterly review, n.s., v. 33, 1942.

Reprint from: The Moslem world, Jan. 1941.