Herman Shapiro
Biographic Data
| ID | 3785917 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Herman Shapiro |
| GIVEN NAMES | Herman |
| FAMILY NAME | Shapiro |
| SIGNATURE | SHAPIRO H |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1956 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Jean Buridan's De motibus animalium
De Primo Et Ultimo Instanti Des Walter Burley
Walter Burley’s de Relativis
WALTER BURLEY’S DE RELATIVIS I The following edition of W alter Burley’s little tract, De Relativis, is based upon the only two copies of the work known to the present editors to be extant. One copy, designated in our apparatus as M , appears in Cod. Vat. lat. 2146, fols. 248ra— 249va; the siglum P represents an edition printed at Oxford in the year 1518.1 In this latter work, Burley’s De Relativis occurs on fols.3V— jr . Neither copy is perfect:…
A Note on Walter Burley's Exaggerated Realism
A NOTE ON WALTER BURLEY'S EXAGGERATED REALISM The appearance in 1934 of L. Baudry's article, "Les rapports de GuiUaume d'Occam et de Walter Burleigh,"1 marked the turning point for scholarly estimates of Walter Burley's rôle in the history of mediaeval philosophy. Prior to the publication of this work by Baudry, it had been assumed that the key to Burley's thought lay in his bitter, if mediocre and ineffectual, opposition to the moderni in genera…
Walter Burley and the Intension and Remission of Forms
Motion, Time and Place According to William Ockham
MOTION, TIME AND PLACE ACCORDING TO WILLIAM OCKHAM CHAPTER FOUR CONCERNING TIME I. Arguments Against Hypostatization of Time Prior to attempting a direct explication of what he considers to be the true nature of time, Ockham proposes to see what time is not;1 and his strenuous negative statement is of great interest for it yields a positive statement of what the absolute theorists conceived time to be. "Concerning an instant," Ockham writes at th…
Walter Burley and the Intension and Remission of Forms
De Primo Et Ultimo Instanti Des Walter Burley
A Note on Walter Burley's Exaggerated Realism
A NOTE ON WALTER BURLEY'S EXAGGERATED REALISM The appearance in 1934 of L. Baudry's article, "Les rapports de GuiUaume d'Occam et de Walter Burleigh,"1 marked the turning point for scholarly estimates of Walter Burley's rôle in the history of mediaeval philosophy. Prior to the publication of this work by Baudry, it had been assumed that the key to Burley's thought lay in his bitter, if mediocre and ineffectual, opposition to the moderni in genera…
Motion, Time and Place According to William Ockham
MOTION, TIME AND PLACE ACCORDING TO WILLIAM OCKHAM CHAPTER FOUR CONCERNING TIME I. Arguments Against Hypostatization of Time Prior to attempting a direct explication of what he considers to be the true nature of time, Ockham proposes to see what time is not;1 and his strenuous negative statement is of great interest for it yields a positive statement of what the absolute theorists conceived time to be. "Concerning an instant," Ockham writes at th…
Walter Burley and the Intension and Remission of Forms
A Note on Walter Burley's Exaggerated Realism
A NOTE ON WALTER BURLEY'S EXAGGERATED REALISM The appearance in 1934 of L. Baudry's article, "Les rapports de GuiUaume d'Occam et de Walter Burleigh,"1 marked the turning point for scholarly estimates of Walter Burley's rôle in the history of mediaeval philosophy. Prior to the publication of this work by Baudry, it had been assumed that the key to Burley's thought lay in his bitter, if mediocre and ineffectual, opposition to the moderni in genera…
Walter Burley’s de Relativis
WALTER BURLEY’S DE RELATIVIS I The following edition of W alter Burley’s little tract, De Relativis, is based upon the only two copies of the work known to the present editors to be extant. One copy, designated in our apparatus as M , appears in Cod. Vat. lat. 2146, fols. 248ra— 249va; the siglum P represents an edition printed at Oxford in the year 1518.1 In this latter work, Burley’s De Relativis occurs on fols.3V— jr . Neither copy is perfect:…
De Primo Et Ultimo Instanti Des Walter Burley
Jean Buridan's De motibus animalium
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