Medieval Masters. Essays in Memory of Msgr. E.A.Synan

R. E. Hauser; R. James Long

Medieval Masters. Essays in Memory of Msgr. E.A.Synan

R. E. Hauser, R. James Long

Fairfield University

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R. James Long is a contributing author, "Aquinas and the Cosmic Christ" , pp. 233-248.

Book description: All of the contributors in this memorial volume are paying tribute to their mentor, former University of Toronto (St. Michael's College) professor, Rev. Edward A. Synan. These essays provide ample proof that Synan's legacy of excellence will continue to influence students of philosophy for decades to come.In addition to ten essays, the volume contains a Synan bibliography and a very heartfelt opening remembrance from M. Jean Kitchel. The essays are wide ranging, exploring Bonaventure, John Duns Scotus, Averroes, and Albert the Great, as well as the Thomistic themes of essence and existence; creation, numbers, and natures; and friendship and Christology. There is also a discussion of the treatment of the problem of universals in Boethius, Porphyry, and Abelard

Original language	American English
State	Published - Jan 1 1999

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Arts and Humanities
Philosophy

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