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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Faculdade de Filosofia, Letras e Ciências Humanas (FFLCH) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
graduate at Filosofia from Universidade de São Paulo (1975), master's at Philosophy from Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo (1990) and ph.d. at Philosophy from Universidade de São Paulo (1995). Has experience in Philosophy, focusing on Philosophy, acting on the following subjects: guilherme de ockham, tomás de aquino, pedro abelardo, agostinho de hipona and nominalismo medieval. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Prof. Dr. Greti Dinkova-Bruun will present, in the three weeks between May 5-23, 2014, a seminar series in Mediaeval Latin Palaeography (comprehending the study of Gothic and Humanistic Scripts after a rapid revision of the scripts that historically preceded them both). This seminar series was entitled "Seminar Series in Advanced Latin Palaeograph", because it will resume the introductory…
This three-week seminar series is an intensive introduction to medieval hand writing in the Latin West from the late Roman period until the dawn of print. It is designed for those who wish to acquire the skills that will enable them to work with unpublished Latin manuscript materials from the medieval period. Students will be introduced to the main medieval systems of abbreviation, along …
The various perspectives of study that form this thematic project are organized around two subject matters. On the one hand, these perspectives explore the relations (seen as problematic ones) between interiority, consciousness, subjectivity and discursiveness. In different ways these perspectives refer to a double philosophical "failure": one related to the expectations concerning langua…
Nicholas of Autrecourt, in correspondence with Bernard of Arezzo (much of his remaining works), presented positions that were known for their arguments clearly inclined to a skeptical thought. More than that, the skeptic thought of Nicholas had the distinction of deriving only from logical and rational thinking, in contrast to the skeptical argument of divine intervention in nature discus…
The discussion on the hypothesis of the intuitive knowledge of non-existents having or not skeptical consequences inside William of Ockham's philosophy hasn't yet come to a conclusion and causes disagreements among the commentators. The hypothesis occurs in Ockham's "theory of knowledge" as a theoretical possibility of supernatural action, that is, for that type of knowledge to occur it w…
The aim of this research is study the intellective process developed by Peter Abelard in the "Tractatus Intellectibus". Our main interest is to point out how Abelard develops a theory in which the knowledge of universals is impossible to men, or at least is possible only in a confused way. This fact is a direct consequence of the intellectual structure presented by the philosopher, and it…
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About Abelardo, reader of Augustine. Peter Abelard constantly refers to the works of Augustine, sometimes giving the impression of following them closely, at other times seeming to depart expressly from Augustine's position. We would like to see if it is possible to determine a reading key that will allow us to unify our understanding of the Abelardian approach of the bishop of Hippo's wo…
The aim of this research intership is study the intellective theory developed as the particularity that is articulated in De intellectibus. Our study can be summarized in three questions: (1) how intellection relates to other affections of the soul; (2) from which cognitive procedures intellection relates to things from which is engendered; (3) how the universal intellection occurs. We ho…
The philosophical problem which is in question is how to interpret the Boethian claim that substances are good because they are. By this does Boethius mean that predicating Being from substances (i.e., saying 'substances are') hence it is possible to predicate conversely that they 'are good'? Would Being and Goodness then be convertible to one another, and then co-extensive? Or could it s…
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