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Claus Asbjørn Andersen

Université Catholique de Louvain
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  • Université Catholique de Louvain
    Department of Philosophy
    Post-doctoral Fellow
Humboldt University, Berlin
Department of Philosophy
PhD, 2014
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Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium
0000-0002-7042-2001
Areas of Specialization
History of Western Philosophy
Philosophical Traditions
Metaphysics and Epistemology
Other Academic Areas
Philosophy, Misc
17th/18th Century Philosophy, Miscellaneous
Early Modern Scholasticism
Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy
15th/16th Century Philosophy
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Areas of Interest
15th/16th Century Philosophy
Philosophical Traditions
Metaphysics and Epistemology
History of Western Philosophy
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    The Quaestio de subiecto metaphysicae by Giacomino Malafossa from Barge. Edition of the Text
    Medioevo 34 427-474. 2009.
    Giacomino Malafossa from Barge OFM (ca. 1481–1563) was a teacher of Scotist metaphysics in the Arts faculty at the University of Padua for more than four decades around the middle of the 16th century and regent master of the Franciscan studium St. Antonio in the same city for 25 years. This article introduces his Quaestio de subiecto metaphysicae from 1551 (editio princeps 1553). The entire text of the Quaestio is attached to the article.
    Metaphysics and EpistemologyHistory of Western PhilosophyPhilosophy, MiscPhilosophical Traditions
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    Ens rationis ratiocinatae and ens rationis ratiocinantis: Reflections on a New Book on Beings of Reason in Baroque-Age Scholasticism
    Quaestio 14 315-327. 2014.
    This review-article examines Daniel Novotny’s new book on entia rationis in Baroque-Age scholasticism. Novotný’s presentation of Francisco Suárez’, Pedro Hurtado’s, Bartolomeo Mastri’s and Bonaventura Belluto’s as well as Juan Caramuel’s theories of beings of reason is discussed. Beyond Novotný’s results, it is pointed out 1) that Suárez’ theory of the causation of beings of reason is anticipated by his explanation of the relationship between formal and objective concepts, and 2) that the tradit…Read more
    This review-article examines Daniel Novotny’s new book on entia rationis in Baroque-Age scholasticism. Novotný’s presentation of Francisco Suárez’, Pedro Hurtado’s, Bartolomeo Mastri’s and Bonaventura Belluto’s as well as Juan Caramuel’s theories of beings of reason is discussed. Beyond Novotný’s results, it is pointed out 1) that Suárez’ theory of the causation of beings of reason is anticipated by his explanation of the relationship between formal and objective concepts, and 2) that the traditional division of distinctions of reason lies in the background of some scholastic authors’ differentiation between entia rationis ratiocinatae and entia rationis ratiocinantis; this latter motif is echoed in German Enlightenment metaphysics.
    15th/16th Century PhilosophyIberian PhilosophyEarly Modern ScholasticismPhilosophy, Misc
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    Thomas Soren Hoffmann, Philosophie in Italien. Eine Einfuhrung in 20 Portrats (review)
    Philosophisches Jahrbuch 116 (2): 474. 2009.
    Philosophical TraditionsRenaissance HumanismPhilosophy, Misc
  • 'Metaphysica secundum ethymon nominis dicitur scientia transcendens'. On the Etymology of 'Metaphysica'in the Scotist Tradition
    Medioevo 34 61-104. 2009.
    John Duns Scotus
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