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If the thirteenth century was the period of the creative and original thinkers, the fourteenth century is the period of the schools. The Dominicans adhered to the doctrines of St. Thomas Aquinas, so Joannes Dominici composed an "Abbreviato" or compendium of the "Summa Theologica" and Benedict of Assignano wrote a "Concordantia" in which he tried to show that the "Summa Theologica" harmonized with the same commentary of St. Thomas Aquinas to the Sentences.The nominalist movement possessed a significance which cannot be expressed with reference to any one particular controversy.The nominalist…mehr

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If the thirteenth century was the period of the creative and original thinkers, the fourteenth century is the period of the schools. The Dominicans adhered to the doctrines of St. Thomas Aquinas, so Joannes Dominici composed an "Abbreviato" or compendium of the "Summa Theologica" and Benedict of Assignano wrote a "Concordantia" in which he tried to show that the "Summa Theologica" harmonized with the same commentary of St. Thomas Aquinas to the Sentences.The nominalist movement possessed a significance which cannot be expressed with reference to any one particular controversy.The nominalist spirit was inclined to analysis rather than synthesis, and to criticism rather than speculation.
Autorenporträt
Antonio Fernando González Recuero est titulaire d'une licence en histoire de l'université Complutense de Madrid et d'un DEA de la même université. Il a également écrit près de trente livres, principalement sur des sujets centrés sur l'histoire et les sciences sociales.