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Notes on Muller’s PRRD vol 4
Roscellin: confirmed anti-realist. This view led him to declare that every existent thing is a unique individual: so-called universals are “mere words.” (Muller 26). The problem with Boethuis’s definition of person: The definition ultimately poses all manner of problems … Continue reading
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Frame: Medieval Philosophy
Frame draws heavily from Leithart’s essay on medieval philosophy. It is a standard treatment in many ways, starting with Boethius and ending with the nominalists. Boethius Since we are temporal, this means we lose some of our being as time … Continue reading