1999The Philosophical ReviewRequires access

Theories of Cognition in the Later Middle Ages.

Dominik Perler, Robert Pasnau

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Introduction Part I. Fudamentals: 1. Immateriality and Intentionality 2. Intentionality made mysterious 3. Form and representation 4. Passivity and attention Part II. Representations and realism: 5. Are species superfluous? 6. Aquinas and direct realism 7. The veil of the species 8. Word and concept.

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Introduction Part I. Fudamentals: 1. Immateriality and Intentionality 2. Intentionality made mysterious 3. Form and representation 4. Passivity and attention Part II. Representations and realism: 5. Are species superfluous? 6. Aquinas and direct realism 7. The veil of the species 8. Word and concept.

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Introduction Part I. Fudamentals: 1. Immateriality and Intentionality 2. Intentionality made mysterious 3. Form and representation 4. Passivity and attention Part II. Representations and realism: 5. Are species superfluous? 6. Aquinas and direct realism 7. The veil of the species 8. Word and concept.

Key concepts: Cognition, Contemporary philosophy, Psychology, Middle Ages, Epistemology, Philosophy, History, Ancient history

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