Representation and Objects of Thought in Medieval Philosophy

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Contents: Foreword Introduction, Henrik Lagerlund The terminological and conceptual roots of representation in the soul in late ancient and medieval philosophy, Henrik Lagerlund Abstract truth in Thomas Aquinas, Robert Pasnau Representation in scholastic epistemology, Martin Tweedale Rethinking representation in the middle ages: a vade-mecum to mediaeval theories of mental representation, Peter King William Ockham and mental language, Mikko YrjA nsuuri The matter of thought, Calvin G. Normore Objective being in Descartes: that which we know or that by which we know?, Deborah Brown Index of names.

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