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Sunt Intelligibilia Entia Quae Sunt Vera. A Late Medieval Interpretationof Intentionality

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Lacca E.

Filozofia i Nauka

2022

vol. 10

137-151

The aim of this contribution is to present the theory of intentionality proposed by the Spanish Dominican Lope de Barrientos (1382–1469), as it is offered by his Clavis Sapentiae: in this erudite work, written at the turn of the 15th century in the context of the new-born School of Salamanca, the terms proper to the gnoseological lexicon of the Thomist scholasticism are taken into consideration, analysed and renewed in a new original way. This makes possible to demonstrate from one hand how the tradition opened by Thomas Aquinas is inherited in the upcoming Renaissance and from another hand to look how a typical Renaissance scholar as Barrientos builds a theory of knowledge that is original, although faithful to the Thomist tradition to which it has been continuously and cogently referred and consulted.

Korzenie myśli libertariańskiej

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Staśkiewicz H.

Analiza i Egzystencja. Czasopismo Filozoficzne

2016

vol. 33

89-108

In this article I discuss the roots of libertarian thought. First I draw a little-known late-scholastic philosophy of the Renaissance period. Then, the theoretical basis for the libertarian direction created: Anglo-Saxon philosophers the Age of Enlightenment and French anti-statists nineteenth century. A fundamental contribution to the popularization this philosophy played in turn: Austrian economics, which created such outstanding figures as Carl Menger, Ludwig von Mises and Chicago school of economics under the direction of Milton Friedman.

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Sunt Intelligibilia Entia Quae Sunt Vera. A Late Medieval Interpretationof Intentionality

Korzenie myśli libertariańskiej