Rapid development caused by, among other things, the constitution of the University of Prague and the establishment of the local church province, occurred in the mid-fourteenth century in the Kingdom of Bohemia, the crad...
This essay portrays the origins of Albertus Magnus’s appropriations of Aristotle’s Physics, and focuses on his initial decontextualised theological uses, as well as his later contextualised philosophical interpretations...
Walter Burley’s commentary on Aristotle’s De longitudine et brevitate vitae, one of the fruits of his regency at the faculty of Arts in Oxford, contains three questions, all closely related to the commented text. The fir...
The paper focuses on the following question: does St. Thomas Aquinas consider the kenosis of Logos, which took place in the Incarnation, to somehow reveal the God’s essence (essentia)? To answer this question it is cruci...
Das Synodal- und Reformpredigtwesen in den Gärungsprozessen im spätmittelalterlichen Böhmen
Rapid development caused by, among other things, the constitution of the University of Prague and the establishment of the local church province, occurred in the mid-fourteenth century in the Kingdom of Bohemia, the crad...
Aristoteles’ „Physikˮ bei Albertus Magnus. Aneignung, Interpretation, Transformation
This essay portrays the origins of Albertus Magnus’s appropriations of Aristotle’s Physics, and focuses on his initial decontextualised theological uses, as well as his later contextualised philosophical interpretations...
Śp. o. Kazimierz Marciniak OP — wspomnienia
Artykuł wspomnieniowy o śp. Kazimierzu Marciniaku OP.
Waltera Burleya kwestie do Arystotelesowego „O długości i krótkości życia”. (Pierwsze tłumaczenie na język nowożytny)
Walter Burley’s commentary on Aristotle’s De longitudine et brevitate vitae, one of the fruits of his regency at the faculty of Arts in Oxford, contains three questions, all closely related to the commented text. The fir...
Istota Boga a kenoza wcielenia według św. Tomasza z Akwinu
The paper focuses on the following question: does St. Thomas Aquinas consider the kenosis of Logos, which took place in the Incarnation, to somehow reveal the God’s essence (essentia)? To answer this question it is cruci...