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The division and methods of the sciences : Questions V and VI of his Commentary on the De Trinitate of Boethius / St. Thomas Aquinas ; translated with introduction and notes, by Armand Maurer.
Detalles de publicación: Toronto : Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies, 1963.Edición: 3d rev. edDescripción: xl, 104 pages ; 20 cmTipo de contenido:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- BD 240 .T52 1963
Contenidos:
The Division of Speculative Science -- Is Speculative Science Appropriately Divided into these Tree PartsÑ Natural, Mathematical, and Divine? -- Does Natural Philosophy Treat of What Exists in Motion and Matter? -- Does Divine Science Treat of What Exists Without Matter and Motion? -- Methods of Speculative Science, according to the Mode of Learning in Mathematics, and according to the Mode of Intellect in Divine Science? -- Can Our Intellect Behold the Divine Form Itself? -- Can Our Intellect Behold the Divine Form by Means of Some Speculative Science? -- The Division of the Sciences in St. Thomas' Commentary on the Ethics -- Metaphysics -- The Order of Learning the Sciences
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Includes index.
Bibliography: p. [93]-101.
The Division of Speculative Science -- Is Speculative Science Appropriately Divided into these Tree PartsÑ Natural, Mathematical, and Divine? -- Does Natural Philosophy Treat of What Exists in Motion and Matter? -- Does Divine Science Treat of What Exists Without Matter and Motion? -- Methods of Speculative Science, according to the Mode of Learning in Mathematics, and according to the Mode of Intellect in Divine Science? -- Can Our Intellect Behold the Divine Form Itself? -- Can Our Intellect Behold the Divine Form by Means of Some Speculative Science? -- The Division of the Sciences in St. Thomas' Commentary on the Ethics -- Metaphysics -- The Order of Learning the Sciences