Inquiries into medieval philosophy
Subtitle: a collection in honor of Francis P. Clarke.
By: James F. Ross, editor.
Contributors: Clarke, Francis P. b. 1895.
Series: Contributions in philosophy, no. 4
Publisher: Greenwood Pub. Co.
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Westport, Conn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 329
Subjects: Philosophy, Medieval
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Preface, by J. F. Ross.; title: Aquinas on belief and faith, by T. C. Potts.; title: A medieval discussion of intentionality, by P. Geach.; title: Analogy as a rule of meaning for religious language, by J. F. Ross.; title: Metaphor and analogy, by R. M. McInerny.; title: On analogy, by I. M. Bochenski.; title: Being, essence, and existence, by D. P. Henry.; title: Ockham's supposition theory and modern logic, by G. B. Matthews.; title: The formalities of omniscience, by A. N. Prior.; title: The Augustinian argument for the existence of God, by J. A. Mourant.; title: Common nature: a point of comparison between Thomistic and Scotistic metaphysics, by J. Owens.; title: The twice-revealed Averroes, by H. A. Wolfson.; title: Ockham and the textbooks: on the origin of possibility, by A. B. Wolter.; title: Ockham, Buridan, and Nicholas of Autrecourt, by E. A. Moody.; title: The fifth letter of Nicholas of Autrecourt to Bernard of Arezzo.