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Galina Vdovina

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ID9025449
NAMEGalina Vdovina
GIVEN NAMESGalina
FAMILY NAMEVdovina
SIGNATUREVDOVINA G
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR6
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2016
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2023
H-INDEX0
  • Suarez Francisco

    Open Access•Galina Vdovina•ARTICLE•Philosophical Anthropology•2023

    The material on the philosophy and theology of Francisco Suarez is collected and analyzed: Suarez's life path is presented, his works are described in detail, including the chronology of their publication and problems, Suarez's contribution to the dogmatic theology of Catholicism, philosophical psychology, metaphysics and philosophical theology as a separate part of metaphysics is summarized. The influence of Suarez's thought on the major philoso…

  • The Concept of Good in Francisco Suárez’ Metaphysical Disputations

    Open Access•Galina V Vdovina, Galina Vdovina•ARTICLE•St. Tikhons' University Review•2018

    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…

  • Arguments for the Existence of God in the Francisco Suarez’ "Metaphysical Disputations"

    Open Access•Galina V Vdovina, Galina Vdovina•ARTICLE•St. Tikhons' University Review•2017

    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

    Open Access•Galina V Vdovina, Galina Vdovina•ARTICLE•Scientia et Fides•2017

    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

    Open Access•Galina V Vdovina, Galina Vdovina•ARTICLE•Filosofskii Zhurnal•2017

  • Species impressa

    Open Access•Galina V Vdovina, Galina Vdovina•ARTICLE•Filosofskii Zhurnal•2016

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  • Species impressa

    Open Access•Galina V Vdovina, Galina Vdovina•ARTICLE•Filosofskii Zhurnal•2016

  • Arguments for the Existence of God in the Francisco Suarez’ "Metaphysical Disputations"

    Open Access•Galina V Vdovina, Galina Vdovina•ARTICLE•St. Tikhons' University Review•2017

    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

    Open Access•Galina V Vdovina, Galina Vdovina•ARTICLE•Scientia et Fides•2017

    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

    Open Access•Galina V Vdovina, Galina Vdovina•ARTICLE•Filosofskii Zhurnal•2017

  • The Concept of Good in Francisco Suárez’ Metaphysical Disputations

    Open Access•Galina V Vdovina, Galina Vdovina•ARTICLE•St. Tikhons' University Review•2018

    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…

  • Suarez Francisco

    Open Access•Galina Vdovina•ARTICLE•Philosophical Anthropology•2023

    The material on the philosophy and theology of Francisco Suarez is collected and analyzed: Suarez's life path is presented, his works are described in detail, including the chronology of their publication and problems, Suarez's contribution to the dogmatic theology of Catholicism, philosophical psychology, metaphysics and philosophical theology as a separate part of metaphysics is summarized. The influence of Suarez's thought on the major philoso…

Philosophy (6 works) · Epistemology (5 works) · Cognition (2 works) · Metaphysics (2 works) · Psychology (2 works) · Religious and Theological Studies (2 works) · Scholasticism (2 works) · Causation (1 work) · Classical Philosophy and Thought (1 work) · Cognitive psychology (1 work)

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