Mind, Cognition and Representation: The Tradition of Commentaries on Aristotle’s De anima

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Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Contributors
1. Introduction
2. The Mind–Soul Problem
3. A Short Introduction to James of Douai’s Philosophy of Mind
4. ‘The Universal Living Thing is Either Nothing or Posterior.’ Radulphus Brito’s Quaestiones super libros De anima
5. Making Aristotle Modern. John Buridan on Psychology and Language
6. Self-Knowledge and Self-Representation in Later Medieval Psychology
7. Materialism in the Philosophy of Mind. Nicholas of Amsterdam’s Quaestiones De anima
8. The Renaissance Debate on the Immortality of the Soul. Pietro Pomponazzi and the Plurality of Substantial Forms
9. Natural Philosophy, Metaphysics, or Something in Between? Agostino Nifo, Pietro Pomponazzi, and Marcantonio Genua on the Nature and Place of the Science of the Soul
10. Suárez on Cognitive Intentions
11. Attention Please! Theories of Selective Attention in Late Aristotelian and Early Modern Philosophy
Bibliography
Index