'Per se notum'
Die logische Beschaffenheit des Selbstverständlichen im Denken des Thomas von Aquin
Biographical note
Luca F: Tuninetti (Lovere, Italy, 1963), took his degree in Philosophy at the University of Genua (1988) and his Dr. phil. at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Munich (1994). He has published an Italian translation of Aquinas' Quaestiones disputatae De potentia q. 1-3 as well as some papers on Augustine's and Aquinas' philosophy.
Readership
All scholars interested in Aquinas' philosophy, the history of the medieval philosophy, the history of logic and epistemology as well as philosophers.
Reviews
'...l'ouvrage est un excellent travail d'historien amplement informé.'
É.H. Wéber, Revue des Sciences Philos. & Theol., 1996.
'Tuninetti's discussion of the cluster of ideas centering on the per se notum in Aquinas is thoroughly rewarding, especially since he provides such an extensive amount of basic texts to support his analyses.'
Ivan Boh, Speculum, 1998.
É.H. Wéber, Revue des Sciences Philos. & Theol., 1996.
'Tuninetti's discussion of the cluster of ideas centering on the per se notum in Aquinas is thoroughly rewarding, especially since he provides such an extensive amount of basic texts to support his analyses.'
Ivan Boh, Speculum, 1998.
Table of contents
Einleitung
I. Das "per se notum" in den WErken des Thomas von Aquin
II. Das "per se notum" in der scholastischen Tradition vor Thomas
III. Der logische Gescichtspunkt
IV. Die Bedingungen der Selbstverstandlichkeit
Schluss
Zitierte Texte
Indices
I. Das "per se notum" in den WErken des Thomas von Aquin
II. Das "per se notum" in der scholastischen Tradition vor Thomas
III. Der logische Gescichtspunkt
IV. Die Bedingungen der Selbstverstandlichkeit
Schluss
Zitierte Texte
Indices
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