Spinoza's medieval legacy. The Spinozian idea of freedom based on Boethius and Duns Scotus

The problem of freedom in the field of philosophy has been discussed throughout history with genesis and impact in the moral, political and economic fields. The various currents of thought in each historical period have tried to answer the unanswered question utilizing different concepts that involv...

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Autor principal: Cabrera, María Alejandra; Universidad Nacional del Nordeste
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Universidad Nacional del Nordeste. Facultad de Humanidades. Instituto de Filosofía 2023
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Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unne.edu.ar/index.php/ach/article/view/6481
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topic Freedom
will
god
reason
ethics
Libertad
voluntad
dios
razón
ética
spellingShingle Freedom
will
god
reason
ethics
Libertad
voluntad
dios
razón
ética
Cabrera, María Alejandra; Universidad Nacional del Nordeste
Spinoza's medieval legacy. The Spinozian idea of freedom based on Boethius and Duns Scotus
topic_facet Freedom
will
god
reason
ethics
Libertad
voluntad
dios
razón
ética
author Cabrera, María Alejandra; Universidad Nacional del Nordeste
author_facet Cabrera, María Alejandra; Universidad Nacional del Nordeste
author_sort Cabrera, María Alejandra; Universidad Nacional del Nordeste
title Spinoza's medieval legacy. The Spinozian idea of freedom based on Boethius and Duns Scotus
title_short Spinoza's medieval legacy. The Spinozian idea of freedom based on Boethius and Duns Scotus
title_full Spinoza's medieval legacy. The Spinozian idea of freedom based on Boethius and Duns Scotus
title_fullStr Spinoza's medieval legacy. The Spinozian idea of freedom based on Boethius and Duns Scotus
title_full_unstemmed Spinoza's medieval legacy. The Spinozian idea of freedom based on Boethius and Duns Scotus
title_sort spinoza's medieval legacy. the spinozian idea of freedom based on boethius and duns scotus
description The problem of freedom in the field of philosophy has been discussed throughout history with genesis and impact in the moral, political and economic fields. The various currents of thought in each historical period have tried to answer the unanswered question utilizing different concepts that involve man as a being endowed with will, capable of deciding between different possible alternatives. With a first antecedent in Aristotelian philosophy, the medieval period renews interest in this issue in philosophical thought, trying, in this case, to explain and reconcile human free will in its relationship with God. Modernity, with its specials features, will also have the problem of freedom very present in its productions.This article intends to show the concept of freedom as it is elaborated by Baruch Spinoza, trying to reveal a possible reception and reading of this conflict according to the treatmen given to it in the Middle Ages, taking the contributions of Boethius and Duns Scotus as exemplary authors of this period.An exposition will be made in chronological order showing the main concepts of each author to, finally, expose Spinoza's original proposal and the posible similarities  and differences with medieval thinkers around the ideas of will, necessity, contingency, reason and God.
publisher Universidad Nacional del Nordeste. Facultad de Humanidades. Instituto de Filosofía
publishDate 2023
url https://revistas.unne.edu.ar/index.php/ach/article/view/6481
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