STEPHEN OF BESANÇON'S PRINCIPIUM IN AULA (1286): AN EPISTEMOLOGICAL APPROACH TO THE RELATION BETWEEN PHILOSOPHY AND THEOLOGY

The inception speeches delivered by graduating masters of theology during the thirteenth century are of paramount interest for the study of the history of theology. Much like the introductions to philosophy written within the Faculty of Arts at Paris during the same period, the so-called principia a...

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Main Author: Fidora, Alexander (Author)
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Language:English
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Published: Cambridge University Press 2021
In: Traditio
Year: 2021, Volume: 76, Pages: 319-336
Further subjects:B division of the sciences
B Epistemology
B principia
B Robert Kilwardby
B thirteenth-century philosophy and theology
B introductions to philosophy
B inception speeches
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