Article ID: CBB000933643

Die Opposition des Johannes de Polliaco gegen die Schule der Gandavistae (2004)

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In spite of the fact that Henry of Gent (†1293) had a major and lasting influence on the developments at the University of Paris after the condemnation of the errores philosophorum in 1277, the Gandavistae -- pupils of Henry of Gent -- are hardly known by their proper names in the history of philosophy. As a member of the theological and philosophical faculty, Henry broke with the predominant Averroistic approach to Aristotle's conception of science and concentrated, instead, on the Aristotelian tradition. He defended a revised version of the Aristotelian doctrine of the categories along the lines of the pseudo-Boethian Liber de sex principiis and ascribed fundamental eminence to relatio, a category which was considered ontologically debilissimus among the Aristotelians. John de Polliaco († p. 1321) was a pupil of Albert the Great, Thomas Aquinas, Henry of Gent and Godfrey of Fontaines during the seventies of the 13th century. In his Quodlibet I, q. 7, dating from 1307, he gave a controversial account of the notion of relation that was favoured by Henry's adherents: Does the relation, expressed as a (modal) respect, differ from the respects (respectus) expressed by the six principles? In this discussion he attacks the intentional and modal interpretation given by the Gandavistae and calls them non-reales. Is this accusation already an indication of the rise of 14th century nominalism?

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Authors & Contributors
Panaccio, Claude
Wilson, Gordon Anthony
Rombeiro, Michael E.
Reada, Stephen
Pickavé, Martin
Noone, Timothy B.
Journals
Recherches de Théologie et Philosophie Médiévales
Vivarium: Journal for Mediaeval Philosophy and the Intellectual Life of the Middle Ages
Synthese
Revue d'Histoire des Sciences
Mediaeval Studies
Bulletin de Philosophie Médiévale
Publishers
Brill
Yale University Press
Cornell University Press
Ashgate
Catholic University of America
Concepts
Philosophy
Aristotelianism
Nominalism (philosophy)
Logic
Neoplatonism
Theories of knowledge
People
Henry of Ghent
Buridan, Jean
Tempier, Stephen
Aristotle
Thomas Aquinas, Saint
Ockham, William of
Time Periods
Medieval
14th century
13th century
Early modern
Renaissance
Ancient
Places
Paris (France)
Prague (Czechia)
Institutions
Université de Paris
Oxford University
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