Ancient and medieval theories of intentionality

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Leiden: Brill (2001)
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This volume analyses ancient and medieval theories of intentionality in various contexts: perception, imagination, and intellectual thinking.

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B105.I56.A53 2001

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Why the Neoplatonists did not have Intentional Objects of Intellection”.Richard Sorabji
Prolegomenon to an Adequate Theory of Intentionality (Natural or Otherwise).  (pages 1--20)Peter Simons
Aristotle on Sensory Processes and Intentionality: A Reply to Burnyeat.  (pages 49-61)Richard Sorabji
Adam wodeham on the intentionality of cognitions.  (pages 76--283)Elizabeth Karger
Aquinas on phantasm Dorothea Frede (universitat hamburg).  (pages 76--155)Dorothea Frede
Intention et presence: La notion de presentialitas au xive siecle.  (pages 76--265)Joël Biard
Intentionalitat und phamtasia bei aristoteles.  (pages 76--63)Christof Rapp
Intentionality and Proto Thoughts.  (pages 76--325)Cyrille Michon
Intentional Objects in Later Neoplatonism.  (pages 115--125)Dominic O'Meara
Aquinas on ''Spiritual Change''in Perception'.  (pages 129--53)Miles Burnyeat
Aquinas on phantasia.  (pages 155--83)Dorothea Frede
Aquinas on intellectual representation.  (pages 185--201)Claude Panaccio
What are intentional objects? A controversy among early scotists Dominik Perler (universitat basel).  (pages 203)A. Controversy Among Early Scotists
Intentionality and final causes.  (pages 301--24)Robert Pasnau

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