History in the past tense : for second-order CQRs

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Speaker(s)

Laurent Cesalli

University of Geneva

Events

Opening

Can the historiography of philosophy and philosophy do without a history of systems ?

History in the past tense : for second-order CQRs

Speaker(s)

Laurent Cesalli

Events

Opening

Can the historiography of philosophy and philosophy do without a history of systems ?

It never stops. Medieval scholasticism and modern scholasticism

The state of play : the places of logic

Philosophy also goes where theology used to go.…

Ars Sophistica

Group photo : Paris 1369

Why comment on Aristotle ? Thomas Aquinas's project

Medieval theology and religious modernity. The origins of religious tolerance

Les anonymes de l'anonyme : an overview of the De causis

Where does compatibilism come from?

What heresy !

Atomism before Physics (early ^12th century )

The Confessions

Studying philosophy in Byzantium

It's moving

The metamorphosis : an Arab example of a beautiful theoretical nightmare

Remembering the future

History in the past tense : for second-order CQRs

Conclusion

See also

History in the past tense : for second-order CQRs

Speaker(s)

Laurent Cesalli

Events

Opening

Can the historiography of philosophy and philosophy do without a history of systems ?

It never stops. Medieval scholasticism and modern scholasticism

The state of play : the places of logic

Philosophy also goes where theology used to go.…

Ars Sophistica

Group photo : Paris 1369

Why comment on Aristotle ? Thomas Aquinas's project

Medieval theology and religious modernity. The origins of religious tolerance

Les anonymes de l'anonyme : an overview of the De causis

Where does compatibilism come from?

What heresy !

Atomism before Physics (early 12th century )

The Confessions

Studying philosophy in Byzantium

It's moving

The metamorphosis : an Arab example of a beautiful theoretical nightmare

Remembering the future

History in the past tense : for second-order CQRs

Conclusion

See also

Atomism before Physics (early ^12th century )