Dans cette deuxième partie de son traité, le théologien dominicain Hervaeus Natalis (Hervé de Nédellec) poursuit sa critique de l'onthologie du philosophe scolastique et chanoine de Tournai Henri de Gand (v. 1217-1293), notamment sur la question des relations entre l'essence et l'existence. ©Electre 2025
This second volume of Hervaeus Natalis's polemical work, De quattuor materiis contains his De esse et essentia. In this work the author criticizes the rival systems of the metaphysics of creation that were upheld by Giles of Rome and Henry of Ghent, and presents an exposition of his own notion of being. To explain Harvey's antagonistic attitude to Henry of Ghent and his simultaneous rejection of Giles's positions (the rigid Aegidian real distinction between essence and existence in particular) it was necessary to provide a thorough investigation of the ontological positions of both Henry and Giles. Hence the lion's part of the Introduction is devoted to these two rivals of Harvey's.
The selection of the manuscripts used for the present edition of De esse et essentia as well as the ratio edendi, orthography, punctuation and headings employed, are explained in the General Introduction to volume one, De formis (SA 30).
Paru le : 02/04/2013
Thématique : Textes des Philosophes
Auteur(s) : Auteur : Hervé de Nédellec
Éditeur(s) :
Brepols
Collection(s) : Studia artistarum
Contributeur(s) : Editeur scientifique (ou intellectuel) : Lambertus Marie de Rijk
Série(s) : De quattuor materiis sive Determinationes contra magistrum Henricum de Gandavo
ISBN : 978-2-503-54807-4
EAN13 : 9782503548074
Reliure : Broché
Pages : 191
Hauteur: 24.0 cm / Largeur 16.0 cm
Poids: 0 g
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