Ancient and medieval theories of intentionality

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Preface 1. Peter Simons (University of Leeds): Prolegomenon to an Adequate Theory of (Natural or Otherwise) Ancient Theories 2. Victor Caston (University of California at Davis): Connecting Traditions: Augustine and the Greeks on the Problem of 3. Richard Sorabji (King's College, London): Aristotle on Sensory Processes. A Reply to Myles 4. Christof Rapp (Universitat Tubingen): Intentionalitat und bei 5. Hermann Weidemann (Universitat Munster): War Aristoteles ein Reprasentationalist? 6. Richard Sorabji (King's College, London): Why the Neoplatonists Did not Have of Intellection 7. Dominic O'Meara (Universite de Fribourg): Why the Neoplatonists Had Objects Medieval Theories 8. Myles Burnyeat (University of Oxford): Aquinas on 'Spiritual Change' in Perception 9. Dorothea Frede (Universitat Hamburg): Aquinas on phantasia 10. Claude Panaccio (Universite du Quebec a Trois-Rivieres): Aquinas on Intellectual Representation 11. Dominik Perler (Universitat Basel): What Are Objects? A Controversy among Early Scotists 12. Richard Gaskin (University of Sussex, Brighton): Ockham on Mental Language, Connotation, and the Inherence Regress 13. Joel Biard (Universite de Tours): Intention et presence: la notion de presentialitas au XIVe siecle 14. Elizabeth Karger (Paris, CNRS): Adam Wodeham on the of Cognitions 15. Robert Pasnau (University of Colorado, Boulder): Intentionality and Final Causes 16. Cyrille Michon (Universite de Paris IV): Intentional Thoughts and Proto-Thoughts Index

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