Subjectivity and selfhood in medieval and early modern philosophy

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Springer, Dordrecht

2016

295 Pages

ISBN 978-3-319-26912-2

Studies in the History of Philosophy of Mind
vol. 16

Subjectivity and selfhood in medieval and early modern philosophy

Edited by

Jari Kaukua , Tomas Ekenberg

Publication details

Full citation:

Kaukua, J. , Ekenberg, T. (eds) (2016). Subjectivity and selfhood in medieval and early modern philosophy, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Introduction

Kaukua Jari; Ekenberg Tomas

1-7

Augustine on second-order desires and persons

Ekenberg Tomas

9-24

The Augustinian cogito and materialist theories of mind

Nawar Tamer

25-35

Sources of the self in the Arabic tradition

Kukkonen Taneli

37-60

Avicenna on non-conceptual content and self-awareness in non-human animals

López-Farjeat Luis Xavier

61-73

Self, agent, soul

Kaukua Jari

75-89

"Causa sui"

Normore Calvin G.

91-107

Aping logic?

Tellkamp Jörg Alejandro

109-123

The reflexivity of incorporeal acts as source of freedom and subjectivity in Aquinas

Scarpelli Cory Therese

125-141

Subjective experience and self-knowledge

Schierbaum Sonja

143-156

Self-awareness and perception in Augustinian epistemology

Silva José Filipe

157-179

Beasts, human beings, or Gods?

Toivanen Juhana

181-197

Martin Luther's early theological anthropology

Karimies Ilmari

199-218

A bodily sense of self in Descartes and Malebranche

Chamberlain Colin

219-234

A view from nowhere?

Borcherding Julia

235-261

Reflection and rationality in Leibniz

Bender Sebastian

263-275

Hume on the self and his "overall philosophical scheme"

Thiel Udo

277-290

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