Medieval Philosophy | Videos

Lydia Schumacher, The De anima tradition in Early Franciscan Thought: A Case Study in Avicenna’s Reception

Colloquium: Medieval Philosophical Gatherings I (find out more). 26 April 2019.

Yael Kedar, Species and matter in De multiplicatione specierum

Colloquium: Medieval Philosophical Gatherings I (find out more). 3 May 2019.

David Cory, Matter and Body as Correlative Principles in Thomas Aquinas

Colloquium: Medieval Philosophical Gatherings I (find out more). 10 May 2019.

Thomas Harb, Seeing Dark Things: How the Epistemology of Matter Differs from the Epistemology of Privation

Colloquium: Medieval Philosophical Gatherings I (find out more). 17 May 2019.

Mattia Cipriani, From Theory to Practice in Medieval Science: the Case of Thomas of Cantimpré’s Liber de Natura Rerum

Colloquium: Medieval Philosophical Gatherings I (find out more). 21 June 2019.

Elena Baltuta, Was Pain Intentional in the 13th Century? Robert Kilwardby’s Answer

Colloquium: Medieval Philosophical Gatherings II (find out more). 18 October 2019.

Stephen Ogden, Reconsidering Avicenna and Averroes on Abstraction

Colloquium: Medieval Philosophical Gatherings II (find out more). 25 October 2019.

Joshua Mendelsohn, Aristotle on Why We Only Understand Necessities

Colloquium: Medieval Philosophical Gatherings II (find out more). 1 November 2019.

Tommaso Alpina, “…secundum quod habet comparationem ad materiam et ad motum”: How Physical is Avicenna’s Investigation of the Soul?

Colloquium: Medieval Philosophical Gatherings II (find out more). 6 December 2019.

Katja Krause & Nicola Polloni, The Light of Nature? No “Experience” in the Middle Ages!

Conference: Translating Experience: Medieval Encounters with Nature, Self, and God (find out more). 5-6 June 2017.

Therese Cory, Aquinas on Experience and Its Scope

Conference: Translating Experience: Medieval Encounters with Nature, Self, and God (find out more). 5-6 June 2017.

David Cory, The “Obscure and Hidden” Work of the Vegetal Soul in Thomas Aquinas

Conference: Translating Experience: Medieval Encounters with Nature, Self, and God (find out more). 5-6 June 2017.

Celia Lopez, Experience and Self-Knowledge in Petrus Hispanus’s Theory of the Soul

Conference: Translating Experience: Medieval Encounters with Nature, Self, and God (find out more). 5-6 June 2017.

Jon McGinnis, A Matter of Priorities: Avicenna’s Solution to Meno’s Paradox and Its Implications for the Sciences

Conference: Translating Experience: Medieval Encounters with Nature, Self, and God (find out more). 5-6 June 2017.

Nicholas Oschman, Translating Truth into Images in al-Fārābī’s Polis

Conference: Translating Experience: Medieval Encounters with Nature, Self, and God (find out more). 5-6 June 2017.

Federico Dal Bo, The “Sacrifice of Isaac” as God’s Self-Testing in the XIII Century Spanish Kabbalah

Conference: Translating Experience: Medieval Encounters with Nature, Self, and God (find out more). 5-6 June 2017.

Steven Harvey, The Place of Observation and Experience in the Quest for True Knowledge among Jewish Aristotelians in the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries

Conference: Translating Experience: Medieval Encounters with Nature, Self, and God (find out more). 5-6 June 2017.

José Higuera Rubio, Ars experimentalis: Experience in Demonstrative and Productive Disciplines

Conference: Translating Experience: Medieval Encounters with Nature, Self, and God (find out more). 5-6 June 2017.

Mário Correia, Experience and Natural Philosophy in Italian Renaissance Scholasticism: Gomes of Lisbon’s Scotistic Response to Nicoletto Vernia

Conference: Translating Experience: Medieval Encounters with Nature, Self, and God (find out more). 5-6 June 2017.