Avicenna's De anima in the Latin West : the formation of a peripatetic philosophy of the soul 1160-1300

Dag Nikolaus Hasse

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Medieval Philosophy and Theology History of Medicine Studies Medieval and Classical Philosophy

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Approaches to psychology: Dominicus Gundissalinus John Blund Michael Scot Anonymous (MS. Vat. lat. 175) - dubitationes circa animam Anonymous (Gauthier) and Anonymous (Callus) Roland of Cremona William of Auvergne Jean de la Rochelle summa fratris Alexandri Petrus Hispanus Portugalensis Albertus Magnus Thomas Aquinas the later 13th century. Doctrines: the flying man shellfish and nerves the theory of vision estimation and intentions prophecy the intellect.

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