Studies in Medieval Philosophy (Studies in Philosophy and the History of Philosophy)

A collection of essays on the medieval period in philosophy. Contents Introduction 1. ELEONORE STUMP, Boethius's In Ciceronis Topica and Stoic Logic 2. THERESE-ANNE DRUART, AI-Farabi and Emanationism 3. ARTHUR HYMAN, Maimonides on Creation and Emanation 4. GEORG WIELAND, Plato or Aristotle-a Real Alternative in Medieval Philosophy? 5. JAMES MCEVOY, The Divine as the Measure of Being in Platonic and Scholastic Thought 6. JOHN F. WIPPEL, Thomas Aquinas and Participation 7. BERNARD RYOSUKE INAGAKI, Habitus and Natura in Aquinas 8. JAMES F. ROSS, Aquinas on Annihilation 9. CALVIN G. NORMORE, The Tradition of Mediaeval Nominalism 10. MARILYN MCCORD ADAMS, William Ockham: Voluntarist or Naturalist? 11. STEPHEN F. BROWN, Ockham and Final Causality 12. EDWARD P. MAHONEY, Themes and Problems in the Psychology of John of Jandun Index of Authors Index of Subjects