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La 'valeur citationnelle' que le verbe modal pouvoir peut exprimer dans certaines circonstances est un phénomène jusque-là peu étudié. Il est vrai que les occurrences sont rares, mais en revanche, on les trouve déjà à partir du XIV e... more
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Dans quelle mesure les caractéristiques systémiques de la L1 de l'apprenant auront-elles un impact sur l'expression d'événements marquant le mouvement en L2 ? Les études typologiques (e.a. Talmy 1985 ; Slobin 1996) ont mis en évidence une... more
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El presente artículo aborda uno de los temas centrales de la obra de Eugenio Coseriu: el concepto y la importancia de la norma tanto prescriptiva como descriptiva. Partiendo de las formas irregulares del superlativo en español,... more
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The introductory paper to the special issue summarises key aspects of contact-related linguistic dynamics such as the communicative interfaces of modern complex societies, the multi-layered textual and discoursal repertoire of their... more
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Die Anfangspassagen des Phaidon, in denen die Dialogsituation, die Sokrates-Figur sowie erste philosophische Probleme dargestellt werden, sind wie ein Rätsel. Unstrittig ist die Möglichkeit, den Dialog als apollinische Philosophie und... more
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Pars Prima /Vb 357va; X 747a/ "Cumque supra disseruerimus", etc. Postquam Magister determinavit de divinis nominibus significantibus tam substantiam quam personas, hic in speciali tractat de tribus significantibus substantiam, pro eo quod... more
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Are the vegetative functions in human beings, such as nutrition, augmentation and reproduction, entirely different from those of other living beings? One might think so, given the
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This issue is dedicated to consciousness in medieval and early modern philosophy of mind. It aims to shed new light on the continuities and innovations during the transition from medieval to early modern philosophy of mind. The four... more
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Published version in: Theologische Literaturzeitung 143 (2018) 12, pp. 1301–1303
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Studien und Texte zur Geistesgeschichte des Mittelalters 124, Leiden: Brill 2019
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      Philosophy of MindMedieval PhilosophyIntentionalityJohn Buridan
In our daily lives, we are surrounded by all sorts of things – such as trees, cars, persons, or madeleines – and perception allows us access to them. But what does ‘to perceive’ actually mean? What is it that we perceive? How do we... more
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In this article I want to answer the question whether, according to Buridan, sense perception is always and necessarily the cognition of one singular object and not of many objects, and how he relates this problem to the metaphysical... more
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      Medieval PhilosophyPerceptionJohn Buridan
Die Forschergruppe "Modi der Intentionalität" (Uni Würzburg) lädt ein zu einer gemeinsamen Lektüre von Petrus Aureoli Einführung: Prof. Dr. Florian Wöller (Kopenhagen) Do, 23.01.2020, 18:15 Uhr Universität Würzburg, Institut für... more
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      Medieval PhilosophyPhenomenologyIntentionalityPeter Auriol
This author-meets-critics volume about Robert Pasnau’s After Certainty treats the history of epistemology, from Aristotle to the present. Pasnau presents this history as a gradual lowering of expectations regarding certain knowledge, the... more
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      NutritionAristotleAristotelianismBody and Soul
The problem of human nutrition in medieval natural philosophy was closely connected with metaphysical claims about the human soul. The human soul was considered to be ungenerable and incorruptible, since it is created by God and not... more
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      Medieval PhilosophyAristotelianismJohn BuridanBody and Soul
In fourteenth-century scholasticism, one frequently finds the claim that a crucial characteristic of cognition is the object’s being or appearing in the gaze of the cognizer (esse in prospectu cognoscentis). But what is the nature of the... more
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      Medieval PhilosophyJohn BuridanEsse ObjectivumPeter Auriol