- and
intellectual analysis. The term
Averroist was
coined by
Thomas Aquinas in the
restricted sense of the
Averroists' "unity of the intellect" doctrine...
- Latin,
generating a
circle of
followers known as the
Latin Averroists. The
Latin Averroists took up,
among other Averroes's ideas, the
theory of the unity...
- intellectus,
contra Averroistas (On the
Unity of Intellect,
against the
Averroists) in
which he
reprimands Averroism as
incompatible with
Christian doctrine...
- a
detailed critique titled On the
Unity of the
Intellect against the
Averroists.
While his
works in
medicine indicate an in-depth
theoretical knowledge...
-
regarded reason as a
facility of the
individual soul.
Against this, the
Averroists, led by
Agostino Nifo,
introduced the
modifying theory that universal...
- the
question was decidable, philosophically. In the West, the 'Latin
Averroists' were a
group of
philosophers writing in
Paris in the
middle of the thirteenth...
-
Aristotle put
forward controversial propositions—which
according to the
Averroists would have been true at
least in philosophy, even if
rejected in theology—the...
- 'instrumentalist' position. Only the
handful of "Philosophical
purists like the
Averroists...
demanded physical consistency and thus
sought for
realist models."...
-
important version of this
synthesis was that of
Thomas Aquinas.
Other more "
Averroist"
Aristotelians such as
Marsilius of
Padua were also influential. Until...
- De
causis expositio) by 1270 On the
Unity of the
Intellect against the
Averroists (De
unitate intellectus,
contra Averroistas) 1270 De
perfectione vitae...
