Galina V Vdovina
Biographic Data
| ID | 9025300 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Galina V Vdovina |
| GIVEN NAMES | Galina V |
| FAMILY NAME | Vdovina |
| SIGNATURE | VDOVINA G V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Weatherford College |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8733-4297 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The late scholastic roots of Alexius Meinong’s theory of objects
The theory of objects is usually considered as a pioneering endeavor of Alexius Meinong. In this paper, we intend to show that it finds parallels in the late scholastic philosophy of the fourteenth and seventeenth centuries. First, we argue for the assumption that Meinong may have been aware of scholastic ideas akin to his own. Second, our hypothesis is examined in terms of the logic of the problem itself, that is, the logic of the objectivity o…
Intentionality in medieval and baroque scholasticism
Статья представляет собой сжатый обзор интенциональной проблематики в схоластике Средневековья и барокко. Она описывает современное состояние исследований в этой области, предлагает периодизацию развития интенциональных идей и намечает характерные черты каждого из периодов. В XIII–XIV вв. терминология и понятийность интенциональности формировались в связи с потребностями тринитарной теологии и теологии творения, лишь во вторую очередь спускаяс…
The Concept of Good in Francisco Suárez’ Metaphysical Disputations
The concept of Good (bonum) is one of the most complicated and multifaceted concepts in the philosophical and theological European tradition. Disputationes Metaphysicae by Francisco Suá rez (1548‒1617) treat it strictly from the point of view of the First Philosophy, namely as one of the transcendental, i.e. supracategorical, attributes of Being as such. Therefore, the problem of Good in Suá rez’ view is elevated from the level of practical philo…
An intentional term or an intentional object? On the late scholastic parallels to modern intentional philosophy
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Arguments for the Existence of God in the Francisco Suarez’ "Metaphysical Disputations"
The article considers arguments for the existence of God that are presented in Francisco Suarez’ treatise Metaphysical Disputations. The work of Suarez contains the most developed and detailed exposition of natural theology that exists in the scholastic tradition. Suarez explicitates the problem, formulating three questions: what is a being that we call God? Is it possible to prove or justify his existence? How is it possible? Suarez answers the …
After Suárez
The article investigates the distinction between the physical and the intentional causality that appeared in the 17th century scholasticism in the course of polemics with the traditional Aristotelian classification of causes and with the conception of causality developed by Francisco Suárez. The introduction of the distinction between physical and intentional causation was motivated by the insufficiency of the notion of causality, adopted in anci…
Cognitive aspect of the problem of universals in late Scholastic tradition
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Arguments for the Existence of God in the Francisco Suarez’ "Metaphysical Disputations"
The article considers arguments for the existence of God that are presented in Francisco Suarez’ treatise Metaphysical Disputations. The work of Suarez contains the most developed and detailed exposition of natural theology that exists in the scholastic tradition. Suarez explicitates the problem, formulating three questions: what is a being that we call God? Is it possible to prove or justify his existence? How is it possible? Suarez answers the …
After Suárez
The article investigates the distinction between the physical and the intentional causality that appeared in the 17th century scholasticism in the course of polemics with the traditional Aristotelian classification of causes and with the conception of causality developed by Francisco Suárez. The introduction of the distinction between physical and intentional causation was motivated by the insufficiency of the notion of causality, adopted in anci…
Cognitive aspect of the problem of universals in late Scholastic tradition
The Concept of Good in Francisco Suárez’ Metaphysical Disputations
The concept of Good (bonum) is one of the most complicated and multifaceted concepts in the philosophical and theological European tradition. Disputationes Metaphysicae by Francisco Suá rez (1548‒1617) treat it strictly from the point of view of the First Philosophy, namely as one of the transcendental, i.e. supracategorical, attributes of Being as such. Therefore, the problem of Good in Suá rez’ view is elevated from the level of practical philo…
An intentional term or an intentional object? On the late scholastic parallels to modern intentional philosophy
() , . (), (verbum mentis) (conceptus formalis), . ( ) ( ) -. ( ), , , , - , . , I -. ., -I
Intentionality in medieval and baroque scholasticism
Статья представляет собой сжатый обзор интенциональной проблематики в схоластике Средневековья и барокко. Она описывает современное состояние исследований в этой области, предлагает периодизацию развития интенциональных идей и намечает характерные черты каждого из периодов. В XIII–XIV вв. терминология и понятийность интенциональности формировались в связи с потребностями тринитарной теологии и теологии творения, лишь во вторую очередь спускаяс…
The late scholastic roots of Alexius Meinong’s theory of objects
The theory of objects is usually considered as a pioneering endeavor of Alexius Meinong. In this paper, we intend to show that it finds parallels in the late scholastic philosophy of the fourteenth and seventeenth centuries. First, we argue for the assumption that Meinong may have been aware of scholastic ideas akin to his own. Second, our hypothesis is examined in terms of the logic of the problem itself, that is, the logic of the objectivity o…
Epistemology (8 works) · Philosophy (8 works) · Classical Philosophy and Thought (4 works) · Scholasticism (4 works) · Linguistics (3 works) · Medieval Philosophy and Theology (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Cognition (2 works) · Historical Philosophy and Science (2 works) · Humanities (2 works)