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| 1. | The Resurrection of the Body According to Three Medieval
Aristotelians: Thomas Aquinas, John Duns Scotus, and William
Occam | Marilyn McCord Adams | 1
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| 2. | Esotericism and Accessus in Thomas Aquinas | Mark D.
Jordan | 35
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| 3. | Duns Scotus on the Common Nature and the Individual
Differentia | Peter King | 51
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| 4. | Aquinas’s Philosophy of Mind | Norman Kretzmann | 77
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| 5. | Aquinas and Analogy: Where Cajetan Went Wrong | Ralph
McInerny | 103
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| 6. | From Mental Word to Mental Language | Claude
Panaccio | 125
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| 7. | Picturing the Mind: The Representation of Thought in the
Middle Ages and Renaissance | A. Mark Smith | 149
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| 8. | If Obligationes Were Counterfactuals | Paul Vincent
Spade | 171
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| 9. | From Determined Motion to Undetermined Will and Nature to
Supernature in Aquinas | Eileen C. Sweeney | 189
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| 10. | Origins of the Medieval Theory That Sensation Is an
Immateral Reception of a Form | Martin M. Tweedale | 215
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