- and
intellectual analysis. The term
Averroist was
coined by
Thomas Aquinas in the
restricted sense of the
Averroists' "unity of the intellect" doctrine...
-
available in the 13th century, this
theory was
taken up and
expanded by
Averroists in the
Christian West, such as
Siger of
Brabant (c. 1240 – c. 1284), John...
- and in
December 1270
banned the
teaching of
certain Aristotelian and
Averroist doctrines at Paris.
Thirteen propositions were
listed as
false and heretical...
- the same intellect,
became one of the best-known and most
controversial Averroist doctrines in the West. His
works were
condemned by the
Catholic Church...
- intellectus,
contra Averroistas (On the
Unity of Intellect,
against the
Averroists) in
which he
reprimands Averroism as
incompatible with
Christian doctrine...
-
outspoken defense of
Aristotelianism and his
influence in the
early Latin Averroist movement.
Jandun was born in Reims, in the
Champagne region of France...
- reason. His
Aristotelian commentaries also
influenced the
subsequent Averroist movement and the
writings of
Thomas Aquinas. Ibn
Qayyim Al-Jawziyya also...
- "while the non-Jewish
students of
Delmedigo may have
classified him as an “
Averroist”, he
clearly saw
himself as a
follower of Maimonides". But, according...
- and Ibn
Rushd (Averroës), to the
point of
there being an
identifiable Averroist school of
philosophy in
Christian Europe.[citation needed] This cultural...
-
Catholicised form
presented by
Thomas Aquinas, and in the more
controversial "
Averroist" form of
authors like
Marsilius of Padua.
Machiavelli was
critical of...
