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La théologie comme science au XIIIe siècle

Librairie Philosophique Vrin (1969)

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  1. What is First? Metaphysics as Prima Philosophia and Ultima Scientia in the Works of Thomas Aquinas.Jan Kielbasa - 2013 - Philosophia 41 (3):635-648.
    The article analyzes the status of metaphysics in relation to other sciences, especially the sense and reasons behind its priority in the system of sciences, as conveyed in the works of Thomas Aquinas. The question of what comes first in the system of sciences has led to an exploration and justification of the criteria behind this priority. According to Thomas Aquinas, metaphysics is justly considered to be the first philosophy: on the one hand it is occupied with what comes first (...)
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  • La sacra doctrina como ciencia imperfecta quoad nos en Tomás de Aquino: Nuevas reflexiones a partir de algunas ediciones críticas recientes.Francisco J. Romero Carrasquillo - 2017 - Tópicos: Revista de Filosofía 52:67-88.
    Como es bien sabido, en su Suma teológica Tomás de Aquino defiende desde una perspectiva aristotélica la naturaleza científica de la sacra doctrina, proponiéndola como una ciencia subalterna al conocimiento que Dios tiene de sí mismo. La interpretación de Tomás en torno a la doctrina aristotélica de la ciencia le permite proponer que las conclusiones de la sacra doctrina se reducen a los artículos de la fe como a sus primeros principios. Lo que no es bien sabido, sin embargo, es (...)
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  • Corpus Areopagiticum dans l’interprétation de saint Thomas d’Aquin.Florin Crismareanu - 2011 - Meta: Research in Hermeneutics, Phenomenology, and Practical Philosophy 3 (1):157-174.
    In this article I intend to highlight a fundamental difference that I have seized between Dionysius interpreted by Thomas of Aquinas and the author of Corpus Areopagiticum. In the first stage, I will present the way in which Thomas understands Dionysius as a simple Aristotelian, then the confession of faith of saint Thomas regarding that particular Dionysius from The Acts of Apostles 17, 34, without, however, noticing the fact that Dionysius invokes the Holy Trinity in his texts, a dogma established (...)
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