
Daniel Heider
I am Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies in the Faculty of Theology, University of South Bohemia (Budweis). My research focuses especially on metaphysics and epistemology in Early Modern Scholastic philosophy.
Areas of Specialization
Early Modern Scholastic Philosophy, Medieval Philosophy
Areas of Competence
Early Modern Philosophy, Philosophy of Mind, Analytical Metaphysics
Supervisors: The supervisor of my dissertation titled "Suárez a jeho metafyzika. Od pojmu jsoucna přes transcendentální jednotu k druhům transcendentální jednoty" was Prof. Stanislav Sousedík.
Address: Faculty of Theology,, Kněžská 8, České Budějovice (Budweis), Czech Republic
Areas of Specialization
Early Modern Scholastic Philosophy, Medieval Philosophy
Areas of Competence
Early Modern Philosophy, Philosophy of Mind, Analytical Metaphysics
Supervisors: The supervisor of my dissertation titled "Suárez a jeho metafyzika. Od pojmu jsoucna přes transcendentální jednotu k druhům transcendentální jednoty" was Prof. Stanislav Sousedík.
Address: Faculty of Theology,, Kněžská 8, České Budějovice (Budweis), Czech Republic
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Papers by Daniel Heider
The History of the Philosophy of Mind, Volume 3
Edited by Stephan Schmid
Routledge
The History of the Philosophy of Mind, Volume 3
Edited by Stephan Schmid
Routledge
Introduction
1. Claus A. Andersen: Short Introduction to a Long Tradition – And to this Volume
I. Sensory Cognition
2. Daniel Heider: Suárez vs. Mastri and Belluto on Species in the Internal Sense
3. David González Ginocchio: The Estimative Faculty in Scotus and Scotism
II. Intellectual Cognition
4. Giorgio Pini: In God’s Mind – Divine Cognition in Duns Scotus and Some Early Scotists
5. Marina Fedeli: The Species Intelligibilis in the Cognitive Process in Early Scotism – The Case of William of Alnwick
6. Damian Park O.F.M.: The Non-Beatific Vision of God in the Present Life – Franciscus de Mayronis’s Relational Theory of Cognition
7. Anna Tropia: Francisco Macedo on Intuitive and Abstractive Cognition
III. Metaphysical and Theological Implications
8. Richard Cross: Esse intentionale in Some Early Scotists – At the Origins of the So-called ‘Supertranscendental’
9. Francesco Fiorentino: Esse cognitum and Divine Ideas in the First Two Centuries of Scotism
10. Roberto Hofmeister Pich: Alfonso Briceño on Cognition, Distinction, and the Knowledge of God
11. Lukáš Novák: Making Room for the Virtual Distinction – Bartolomeo Mastri between Scylla and Charybdis
12. Claus A. Andersen: Decretum Concomitans – Bartolomeo Mastri on Divine Cognition and Human Freedom
IV. The Influence of Scotism
13. Ueli Zahnd: The Epistemological Limits of Religious Images – On the Scotist Sources of a Reformed Theological Tenet
14. Arthur Huiban: Melanchthon and the Will – An Early Protestant Reception of Scotist Psychology?
15. Giovanni Gellera: Univocity of Being, the Cogito and Idealism in Johannes Clauberg (1622-1665)
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