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15982. MAIMONIDES ON THE COMMANDMENTS.This paper concerns the views of the Jewish philosopher Maimonides (1135-1204) regarding the biblical commandments. His Aristotelian perspective is contrasted with that of other Jewish thinkers,... (more) |
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13918. THOMAS MORE'S UTOPIA AND THE END OF THE MIDDLE AGES.This paper analyzes how the political and social structures of More's ideal society reflect the tensions at the end of the Middle Ages when Europe was changing politically from a feudal, agricultural... (more) |
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13075. UTOPIA (THOMAS MORE).How More's Utopia deals with nine specific issues (self-identity and self development; equality; individual vs. group rights; stability of the society; utility vs. pleasure; moral truth vs.... (more) |
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13042. BOETHIUS.A look at the classical influences on the philosophy, rhetoric and theology of the sixth century Roman philosopher. Boethius' work as a translator and commentator on Aristotle, and the new literary... (more) |
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12080. THE CONSOLATION OF PHILSOPHY BY BOETHIUS AND FEMINISM.Analysis of early medieval text from a feminist perspective. Emphasizes Simone de Beauvoir's views on the ambivalence of women being regarded as "Other." Examples in the text of male dominance,... (more) |
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11253. CONSOLATION OF PHILOSOPHY BY BOETHIUS.Literary and philosophical functions of the dream/vision of Boethius and the implications of its combination of pagan and Christian imagery. 8 pages, 0 footnotes, 1 bibliographic source.... (more) |
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11248. ATTITUDES TOWARD SEXUALITY, LOVE, AND TRANSCENDENCE IN CLASSICAL LITERATURE (PINDAR, PLATO, PROPERTIUS) AND CHRISTIAN MYSTICS (JULIAN OF NORWICH, MARGERY KEMPE, TERESA OF AVILA).Discusses similarities between ancient ideas of sex as a step on the way to transcendence and access to the divine, and sexual nature in the raptures of the medieval mystics. 15 pages, 20 footnotes,... (more) |
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11139. SCIENCE AND RELIGION: A CRITICAL SURVEY BY HOLMES ROLSTONReview of book which attempts to establish an interface between scientific and religious inquiry based n the similarities between scientific and religious method. KEYWORDS: science religion book... (more) |
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10623. THE DEPICTION OF WOMEN IN THE DIVINE COMEDY.Dante's depiction of women in the three books of his epic poem is described and analyzed. The combination of rheumatic and spiritualization inspiration in the person of Beatrice is noted. 11 pages,... (more) |
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09810. LUCRETIUS AND GALEN ON ATOMIC THEORY.A comparison of the Roman poet Lucretius "On the Nature of Things" with the early physician Galen's "On the Natural Faculties" with regard to the atomic theory of the natural world. 5 pages, 6... (more) |
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09799. BODY AND SOUL IN PLATO, ARISTOTLE AND AQUINAS.A comparative analysis of the treatment of the body-soul relation in the philosophy of Plato, Aristotle and Aquinas; elements of Plato's idealism and Aristotle's natural science are found in St.... (more) |
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09160. THE CONCEPT OF FREEDOM IN THE MIDDLE AGES.Drawing upon values and concepts in More's Utopia and The Song of Roland, this essay compares and contrasts the concept of freedom in the Middle Ages with freedom in ancient Greece and the modern... (more) |
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07249. FAITH AND REASON.Investigates the basis of faith, and whether theologian St. Thomas Aquinas represents a rational middle point between faith and reason. Emphasizes Aquinas on faith as an aspect of human will; finds... (more) |
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07234. ON KINGSHIP BY AQUINAS.Thoughtful, well-written review of this example of Aquinas' political thought, finding him surprisingly democratic for his age. His thoughts on submission to/removal of a tyrant were conditioned by... (more) |
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07229. DANTE ALGHIERI'S LA VITA NUOVA.Thorough dissection and discussion of Dante's spiritual and self-revealing series of poems for his beloved Beatrice. Like the poems themselves, the study concentrates on the development of Dante's... (more) |
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07228. DANTE ON WORLD GOVERNMENT.Very thorough summary and review of Dante's analysis of world government. Making use of typical Medieval scholastic type arguments, Dante proves three contentions: that a universal world government... (more) |
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07224. ST. THOMAS AQUINAS ON NATURAL AND HUMAN LAW.The distinction made by the scholastic philosopher between natural and man-made law is examined; the former is seen as a universal principle, and the latter as a particular application of that... (more) |
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07047. "THE PRINCE" BY NICCOLO MACHIAVELLI.Machiavelli's life and philosophy are fully described, with comparisons to The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius. Includes favorable personal reaction to Machiavelli's realistic description of the facts... (more) |
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05890. THE MEDIEVAL VIEW OF HUMAN NATURE.A paper explaining medieval Christian attitudes to human nature based on the works of St. Augustine and Thomas Aquinas. 4 pages, 6 footnotes, 3 bibliographic sources.... (more) |
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04983. AUGUSTINE AND ARISTOTLE ON THE POLIS.St. Augustine's emphasis on man as an historical animal is contrasted with the Aristotelian maxim that man is a political animal. Concepts of the city and the state are compared between the two... (more) |
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04918. SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS.The life and thought of the medieval philosopher and theologian are examined in this essay. A brief biography is presented, the influence of Aristotle and Plato considered, and the currents of Arabic... (more) |
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04149. THE INFLUENCE OF ARISTOTLE ON THE EPISTEMOLOGY OF WILLIAM OF OCKHAM.Ockham's debt to Aristotle in the area of epistemology is summarized. Their agreement on the rejection of forms independent of cognitive bodies is noted, and their reliance on evidence of the senses... (more) |
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00694. FRANCIS BACON'S ESSAYS.The life and thought of Bacon are considered, and their relationship to the ideas found in the Essays is found to be both intellectual and political. The philosopher's personal shortcomings and... (more) |
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53752. ST. THOMAS AQUINAS' FIFTH PROOF FOR PROVING THE EXISTENCE OF GOD.Good basic discussion of the logical bases and possible objections to Aquinas' argument that the existence of God can be proved by the fact that natural events seem to have some ultimate "design" or... (more) |
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51552. ST. THOMAS AQUINAS' DOCTRINE OF NECESSARY BEING.A review of Patterson Brown's study of Aquinas, examining the arguments for the logical and necessary existence of God and the world. Brown is seen as an inadequate critic of Aquinas, and God is... (more) |
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