Individuation in Scholasticism Dr Finn Lok

Individuation in Scholasticism Dr Finn LokThe definitive exploration of how medieval and early modern thinkers answered philosophy's most fundamental question: what makes an individual truly individual? What makes an individual this particular being rather than another? This deceptively simple questionknown as the problem of individuationstood at the heart of medieval metaphysics and shaped the trajectory of Western philosophy. Individuation in Scholasticism, edited by Jorge J. E. Gracia,

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