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[The title above was conceived as an initial answer to the question posed below about the main ways Hegel extends Aristotle, but the article then wanders away from Hegelian genealogy in further pursuit of that question.] Hegel was at the same time deeply Aristotelian, deeply Kantian, and highly original. Across numerous posts, I have been... |
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brinkley.blog
The Iranian philosopher Ibn Sina (980 - 1037) - known to the Latins as Avicenna - had a large impact on Latin medieval thought. He was also an important medical authority up through the Renaissance. In terms specifically of the relation between philosophy and religion, the spirit of Ibn Sina's work was a conciliatory one,... |
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brinkley.blog
A recent large book by Olivier Boulnois, Généalogie de la liberté [Genealogy of Freedom] (2021), provides great detail on the emergence of the notion of free will (liberum arbitrium in Latin). I have previously mentioned his Être et représentation (1999), which gives fascinating documentation of the role of Duns Scotus in the formation of modern... |
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I design and build websites, web applications, and data visualizations. Ive been known to play fiddle from time to time and board games. |
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