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8Afterword to Part IIIn Augustine and Academic Skepticism: A Philosophical Study, Cornell University Press. pp. 253-256. 2016.
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8FrontmatterIn Augustine and Academic Skepticism: A Philosophical Study, Cornell University Press. 2016.
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7Afterword to Part IIn Augustine and Academic Skepticism: A Philosophical Study, Cornell University Press. pp. 139-142. 2016.
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7IndexIn Augustine and Academic Skepticism: A Philosophical Study, Cornell University Press. pp. 265-278. 2016.
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7AbbreviationsIn Augustine and Academic Skepticism: A Philosophical Study, Cornell University Press. 2016.
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71. Augustine and the AcademicsIn Augustine and Academic Skepticism: A Philosophical Study, Cornell University Press. pp. 9-30. 2016.
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6IntroductionIn Augustine and Academic Skepticism: A Philosophical Study, Cornell University Press. pp. 1-8. 2016.
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67. The Academic Denial of the Possibility of KnowledgeIn Augustine and Academic Skepticism: A Philosophical Study, Cornell University Press. pp. 145-164. 2016.
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1Descartes' Theistic Metaphysics in its Scholastic ContextDissertation, University of Pennsylvania. 1993.Descartes' relation to the scholastic tradition is poorly understood. In the dissertation I begin to redress this deficiency by studying his theism in relation to its scholastic predecessors. This is a natural starting point since it is in the theistic doctrine that we not only see Descartes' profound indebtedness to scholasticism, but find the foundations of his radically anti-Aristotelian scientific program as well. I begin with an analysis of Descartes' views on the relation of philosophy, th…Read more
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Divine sovereignty and the causal power of creatures : Aquinas's answer to the mutakallimunIn Jeremiah Hackett, William E. Murnion & Carl N. Still (eds.), Being and Thought in Aquinas, Global Academic. 2004.
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Areas of Interest
Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy |
17th/18th Century Philosophy |