Psychic functions. Intuition, representation, judgment (4)

Augustine and the perichoretic model of the soul: a reminder
The Augustinian "ternaries
Virtual" trinity: mens, notitia, amor(mens, knowledge, love) and "actual" trinity memoria, intellegentia, voluntas (memory, intelligence, will)
Mens and memoria
The philologist's point of view: the mens-memini relationship according to Ernout and Meillet
The "memory of the present": Augustine's reading of Virgil
An exegesis of the Aeneid: Ulysses and the Cyclops
Memory as "the soul's presence to itself
Inner presence and self-certainty
Mutual immanence of psychic acts: a return to perichoresis(circumincessio)
Two medieval examples
The circumincessio of mental acts according to François de Meyronnes and Pierre de Navarre (Petrus de Atarrabia)
Modern developments
Suárez (1548-1617)
William Sherlock (c. 1641-1707): the "mutual consciousness " of divine Persons
Baumgarten (1714-1762): personalitas as "intellectual memory
The perichoretic model is mereological
Definition of the mereological model of the soul according to Augustine: a whole immanent to itself as a part of itself, connumed with its own acts
The BrentanianEinwohnung is theinhabitatio of medieval theologians, a mode of "presence in" that cannot be thought of in terms of the accident's inherence in a subject (subjectivity, attributivism*), and is characterized by the mutual compenetration or immanence of Persons (in Trinitarian theology) and mental acts (in psychology)
What does this have to do with Aristotle?
The need for a shock of simplification

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Psychic functions. Intuition, representation, judgment (4)

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Alain de Libera

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The invention of the modern subject (continued) : will and action (9)

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