| Center |
| Faculty of Philosophy and Educational Sciences |
| Departament |
| Philosophy |
| Lecturers in charge |
| M9670 - ANTONIO JOSE DE LA LASTRA MELIÁ |
| Met. Docent |
| Lectures, practical workshops and tutorials |
| Met. Avaluació |
| Final examination and project work |
| Bibliografia |
| E. GILSON, El tomismo, Buenos Aires 1951 F.BERTELLONI & G. BURLANDO, La filosofía medieval. Edc. Trotta. Madrid 2002 A. LIBERA, La philosophie mèdievale, Paris, PUF, 1993. Ch. NORRIS, Cristianismo y Cultura clásica, México 1983. J-A. MERINO ABAD, Historia de la filosofía frasciscana, Bac, Madrid 1992. Ernest RENAN, Averroes y el averroísmo, Hiperión, Madrid, 1992 |
| Continguts |
| This course has been prepared from the point of view of the Western Christianity: points, problems, areas of investigation, interests and traditions. It takes into account that the history of the philosophy should not be the history of the philosophy developed inside Christianity. When pursuing a certain familiarity with medieval texts, special attention will be given to texts of Saint Augustine and Saint Thomas, not only to characterize their different ways of rhetoric expression, but also to highlight the conflicts and tension inherit in these religious scholars, as well as the reasons of faith and mysticism as solutions to conflicts felt by both thinkers. Special attention will be given to the use of metaphors and their use in the justification to speak of God. The question being if the language created to speak of the simple things is not simply "metaphor" when it is used to speak of God. PROGRAM OF MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY I.- History of the Middle Ages (CH. Keller, Erasmo, Descartes, Hume, Enciclopedia, Hegel). II. - Patriotism and its position regarding contemporary philosophy. III. - Saint Augustine: Truth and illumination. Conscience and time. Society and history. IV. - Training of scholars. V. - Saint Tomas A: Theology and philosophy. Natural Theology and Sacred Doctrine". Human knowledge. Moral life. VI . - Scientific traditionalism and the second Franciscan school: R. Grosse Teste, Rogerio Bacon. Duns Scoto. VII. |
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