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Giraldus Odonis O.F.M.: Opera Philosophica
Vol. II: De intentionibus
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This volume contains the first critical edition of Girald Odonis (d. 1349), De intentionibus, in which the author deals with the multifarious problems around conceptualization with which philosophers and theologians from around 1300 were faced when attempting to bridge the gap between thought and reality. Girald appears to have been an unyielding defender of the 'realistic' position, holding that our variously articulated concepts (intentiones) are representative of as many distinctions in Reality. The main target of his severe criticism upon contemporaneous views of the matter is Hervé de Nédellec, who was the first to write a monograph De intentionibus, which betrays his adherence to a moderate realism. The editor's extensive study of the intentionality debate of those years focusses on the development of the cognition theory in the period between Thomas Aquinas and Peter Auriol (d. 1322).
L.M. de Rijk, Ph.D. (1952) in Classical Philology (Utrecht), is Emeritus Professor of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy (Leiden) and Honorary Professor at the University of Maastricht. He is the author of a large number of publications on ancient and medieval philosophy, including Abailard's Dialectica (1956), a work on terminist logic, Logica Modernorum (1962-67), Peter of Spain's Summulae logicales (1972), La philosophie au moyen âge (Brill, 1985), The Letters of Nicolas of Autrecourt (Brill, 1994), Girald Odonis, Logica (Brill, 1997), and Aristotle Semantics and Ontology (2 vols. Brill, 2002).
Acknowledgements . . xiii
Introduction. . . 1
1. Giraldus Odonis O.F.M. Life and works . . 1
2. TheDe intentionibus. Evaluation of the manuscripts used. Its date. . . 2
3. The contents of De intentionibus. Its genre. . . 11
4. Theratio edendi. Orthography. Punctuation. Headings . . 14
A Study on the Medieval Intentionality Debate up to ca. 1350
Chapter I. Preliminary Matters . . 19
Chapter II. The Common Doctrine of Cognition ca. 1260 . . 41
Chapter III. The âEpistemological Turnâ around 1270 . . 79
Chapter IV. The Intentionality Issue before Faversham and Radulphus Brito . . 113
Chapter V. Simon of Faversham on Second Intentions. . . 165
Chapter VI. Radulphus Brito on Intentionality. . . 191
Chapter VII. Hervaeus Natalisâs Treatise, De secundis intentionibus . . 251
Chapter VIII. Giraldus Odonisâs Treatise De intentionibus . . 303
Chapter IX. Conclusion. . . 333
Bibliography . . 359
List of Manuscripts Referred to . . 373
Text of De intentionibus . . 377
Appendices. . . 597
Indices. . . 823
A. Index locorum . . 825
B. Index nominum. . . 839
C. Index verborum rerumque notabilium . . 845
Introduction. . . 1
1. Giraldus Odonis O.F.M. Life and works . . 1
2. TheDe intentionibus. Evaluation of the manuscripts used. Its date. . . 2
3. The contents of De intentionibus. Its genre. . . 11
4. Theratio edendi. Orthography. Punctuation. Headings . . 14
A Study on the Medieval Intentionality Debate up to ca. 1350
Chapter I. Preliminary Matters . . 19
Chapter II. The Common Doctrine of Cognition ca. 1260 . . 41
Chapter III. The âEpistemological Turnâ around 1270 . . 79
Chapter IV. The Intentionality Issue before Faversham and Radulphus Brito . . 113
Chapter V. Simon of Faversham on Second Intentions. . . 165
Chapter VI. Radulphus Brito on Intentionality. . . 191
Chapter VII. Hervaeus Natalisâs Treatise, De secundis intentionibus . . 251
Chapter VIII. Giraldus Odonisâs Treatise De intentionibus . . 303
Chapter IX. Conclusion. . . 333
Bibliography . . 359
List of Manuscripts Referred to . . 373
Text of De intentionibus . . 377
Appendices. . . 597
Indices. . . 823
A. Index locorum . . 825
B. Index nominum. . . 839
C. Index verborum rerumque notabilium . . 845
All those interested in medieval philosophy and theology, intellectual history, the history of logic and semantics.