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Concepts and Concept Formation in Early Modern Philosophy
Martina Reutersubject
SyncretismScholasticismMedieval LatinPhilosophymedia_common.quotation_subjectConcept learningWestern philosophyModern philosophyPlatonismClassicsSkepticismmedia_commondescription
The Renaissance witnessed a revival of ancient and Arabic philosophical traditions, such as Platonism, Skepticism and Averroism. Renaissance syncretism was especially influential at the universities in Northern Italy, where several scholars reinterpreted Medieval Latin conceptions of intelligible species. In the sixteenth and seventeenth century, university teaching in most European universities was dominated by second scholasticism. Francisco Suarez was the most philosophically inventive, as well as most influential, among these early modern scholastics (1).
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| 2013-07-28 |