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Boethius’s Unparadigmatic Originality and its Implications for Medieval Philosophy
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John Marenbon
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Inhalt 5
- Vorwort 7
- Boethius’s Consolatio and Plato’s Gorgias 13
- Nomen and Vocabulum in Boethius’s Theory of Predication 31
- Boethius, disciple of Aristotle and master of theological method 53
- Subsistentia according to Boethius 83
- Si divinae iudicium mentis habere possemus 101
- Boethius’ Glückseligkeitsbegriff zwischen spätantikem Neuplatonismus und Christentum vor dem Hintergrund einer an Gott orientierten Ethik 147
- Die Consolatio Philosophiae und das philosophische Denken der Gegenwart 171
- Boethius from Late Antiquity to the Early Middle Ages 213
- Boethius’s Unparadigmatic Originality and its Implications for Medieval Philosophy 231
- Naturae rationalis individua substantia 245
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Inhalt 5
- Vorwort 7
- Boethius’s Consolatio and Plato’s Gorgias 13
- Nomen and Vocabulum in Boethius’s Theory of Predication 31
- Boethius, disciple of Aristotle and master of theological method 53
- Subsistentia according to Boethius 83
- Si divinae iudicium mentis habere possemus 101
- Boethius’ Glückseligkeitsbegriff zwischen spätantikem Neuplatonismus und Christentum vor dem Hintergrund einer an Gott orientierten Ethik 147
- Die Consolatio Philosophiae und das philosophische Denken der Gegenwart 171
- Boethius from Late Antiquity to the Early Middle Ages 213
- Boethius’s Unparadigmatic Originality and its Implications for Medieval Philosophy 231
- Naturae rationalis individua substantia 245
