A Companion to Henry of Ghent

Contents......Page 6
Preface......Page 8
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES......Page 14
I.  Henry of Ghent's Written Legacy (G.A. Wilson)......Page 16
II. Henry of Ghent and the Events of 1277 (R. Wielockx)......Page 38
III. Henry of Ghent and Avicenna (J. Janssens)......Page 76
IV. Henry of Ghent and Averroes (J. Janssens)......Page 98
HENRY OF GHENT’S THEOLOGY......Page 114
V. The Theologian Henry of Ghent (L. Hödl)......Page 116
VI. Henry of Ghent on the Trinity (J.C. FLores)......Page 148
A. METAPHYSICS......Page 164
VII. Henry of Ghent on Metaphysics (M. Pickavé)......Page 166
VIII. Henry of Ghent on Individuation, Essence, and Being (M. Pickavé)......Page 194
B. EPISTEMOLOGY......Page 224
IX. Henry of Ghent's Epistemology (S.P. Marrone)......Page 226
X. Henry of Ghent on the Verbum Mentis (B. Goehring)......Page 254
C. MORAL PHILOSOPHY......Page 286
XI. Moral Philosophy in Henry of Ghent (M. Leone)......Page 288
XII. Henry of Ghent on Freedom of the Human Will (R.J. Teske, SJ)......Page 328
HENRY OF GHENT’S INFLUENCE......Page 350
XIII. Henry of Ghent's Influence on John Duns Scotus's Metaphysics (T. Hoffmann)......Page 352
XIV. Henry of Ghent and Giovanni Pico della Mirandola: A Chapter on the Reception and Influence of Scholasticism in the Renaissance (A. Edelheit)......Page 382
Bibliography......Page 412
Index......Page 436