The medieval concept of time: studies on the scholastic debate and its reception in early modern philosophy

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Boston, MA: Brill (2001)
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This volume provides a comprehensive historico-doctrinal analysis of the transformation of the concept of time in the transition from the medieval debate to ...

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B738.T5.M43 2001

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Aeternitas—aevum—tempus: The Concept of Time in the System of Albert the Great.  (pages 83--129)H. Anzulewicz
Du temps cosmique à la durée ontologique? Duns Scot, le temps, l'aevum et l'éternité.  (pages 161--188)Olivier Boulnois
The Concept of Time in the First Scotistic School.  (pages 189--219)Guido Alliney

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