A history of philosophy without any gaps: Volume 4 Medieval philosophy
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| adam_text | CONTENTS Preface Acknowledgments Dates xi xv xvii Part L Early Medieval Philosophy і. Arts of Darkness—Introduction to Medieval Philosophy з շ. Charles in Charge—The Carolingian Renaissance 10 3. Grace Notes—Eriugena and the Predestination Controversy 17 4. Much Ado About Nothing—Eriugena’s Periphyseon 5. Philosophers Anonymous—The Roots of Scholasticism 24 31 6. Virgin Territory—Peter Damian on Changing the Past 39 7. A Canterbury Tale—Anselm’s Life and Works 46 8. Somebody’s Perfect—Anselm’s Ontological Argument 52 9. All or Nothing—The Problem of Universals 58 10. Get Thee to a Nunnery—Heloise and Abelard 66 11. It’s the Thought that Counts—Abelard’s Ethics 72 12. Learn Everything—The Victorines 79 13. Like Father, like Son—Debating the Trinity 87 14. On the Shoulders of Giants—Philosophy at Chartres 94 15. The Good Book—Philosophy of Nature 101 16. One of a Kind—Gilbert of Poitiers on Individuation 107 17. Two Swords—Early Medieval Political Philosophy 114 vii
CONTENTS 18. Law and Order—Gratian and Peter Lombard 121 19. Leading Light—Hildegard of Bingen 128 20. Rediscovery Channel—Translations into Latin 135 21. Straw Men—The Rise of the Universities 142 Part II. The Thirteenth Century 22. No Uncertain Terms—Thirteenth-Century Logic 153 23. Full of Potential—Thirteenth-Century Physics 161 24. Stayin’ Alive—Thirteenth-Century Psychology 168 25. It’s All Good—The Transcendentals 175 26. Do the Right Thing—Thirteenth-Century Ethics 182 27. A Light that Never Goes Out—Robert Grosseteste 188 28. Origin of Species—Roger Bacon 194 29. Stairway to Heaven—Bonaventure 201 30. Your Attention, Please—Peter Olivi 208 31. None for Me, Thanks—Franciscan Poverty 215 32. Begin the Beguine—Hadewijch and Mechthild of Magdeburg 222 33. Binding Arbitration—Robert Kilwardby 229 34. Animal, Vegetable, Mineral—Albert the Great’s Natural Philosophy 236 35. The Shadow Knows—Albert the Great’s Metaphysics 242 36. The Ox Heard round the World—Thomas Aquinas 248 37. Everybody Needs Some Body—Aquinas on Soul and Knowledge 255 38. What Comes Naturally—Ethics in Albert and Aquinas 262 39. What Pleases the Prince—The Rule of Law 269 viii
CONTENTS 40. Onward Christian Soldiers—Just War Theory 277 41. Paris when it Sizzles—The Condemnations 284 42. Masters of the University—“Latin Averroists” 290 43. The NeverEnding Story—The Eternity of the World 297 44. Let Me Count the Ways—Speculative Grammar 304 45. Love, Reign over Me—The Romance of the Rose 311 46. Frequently Asked Questions—Henry of Ghent 318 47. Here Comes the Son—The Trinity and the Eucharist 325 48. Once and for All—Seotus on Being 332 49. To Will or Not to Will—Seotus on Freedom 339 50. On Command—Seotus on Ethics 345 51. One in a Million—-Seotus on Universals and Individuals 352 Part III. The Fourteenth Century 52. Time of the Signs—The Fourteenth Century 361 53· After Virtue—Marguerite Porete 368 54. To Hell and Back—Dante Alighieri 374 55· Our Power is Real—The Clash of Church and State 381 56. Render unto Caesar—Marsilius of Padua 387 57· Do As You’re Told—Ockham on Ethics and Political Philosophy 394 58. A Close Shave—Ockham’s Nominalism 400 59· What Do You Think?—Ockham on Mental Language 407 60. Keeping it Real—Responses to Ockham 414 61. Back to the Future—Foreknowledge and Predestination 421 62. Trivial Pursuits—Fourteenth-Century Logic 428 ix
CONTENTS 63. Quadrivial Pursuits—The Oxford Calculators 435 64. Get to the Point—Fourteenth-Century Physics 442 65. Portrait of the Artist—John Buridan 449 66. Seeing is Believing—Nicholas of Autrecourt’s Skeptical Challenge 456 67. On the Money—Medieval Economic Theory 463 68. Down to the Ground—Meister Eckhart 470 69. Men in Black—The German Dominicans 476 70. A Wing and a Prayer—Angels in Medieval Philosophy 482 71. Alle Maner of Thyng Shall be Welle—English Mysticism 489 72. Say it with Poetry—Chaucer and Langland 495 73. The Good Wife—Sexuality and Misogyny in the Middle Ages 502 74. Sighs Were her Food—Catherine of Siena and Affective Mysticism 509 75. The Most Christian Doctor—The Querelle de la rose and Jean Gerson 516 76. Morning Star of the Reformation—John Wyclif 523 77. The Prague Spring—Scholasticism across Europe 529 78. Renaissance Men—Ramon Liuli and Petrarch 536 Notes Further Reading Publisher’s Acknowledgment Index 543 609 627 629 x
Medieval Philosophy is the fourth in the series of books based on the popular History ofPhilosophy podcast. In this volume Peter Adamson examines the riches of philosophy in medieval Latin Christendom, from the Carolingian Age to the dawn of the Renaissance. He offers a wide-ranging, detailed, and engaging introduction to the philosophical figures and movements of the period. While there is extensive coverage in the book of more famous thinkers like Anselm, Abelard, Aquinas, Seotus, and Ockham, the ‘without any gaps’ ethos of the series is fulfilled by looking at many authors and topics that are rarely covered in surveys of medieval philosophy. This includes the contribution of women authors like Catherine of Siena, Hildegard of Bingen, and Marguerite Porete; scholastic groups such as the Victorines, the speculative grammarians, and the Oxford Calculators; mystical texts and writers like Meister Eckhart and the Cloud of Unknowing; and philosophically resonant literature such as the Romance ofthe Rose, Dante’s Divine Comedy, and Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales. Many philosophical topics are covered along the way, such as the problem of divine foreknowledge, proofs of God’s existence, human free will, knowledge and its relation to language, the soul and its afterlife, the sources of ethical obligation, gender and sexuality, political legitimacy, economics, just war theory, and skepticism. Some attention is also paid to developments in medieval science and mathematics. All of this material is placed within its historical context and the book is structured to convey a sense of how
medieval philosophy developed over time.
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