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Darrera modificació: 2010-12-25
Bases de dades: Sciència.cat
Ridyard, Susan J. - Benson, Robert G. (eds.), Man and Nature in the Middle Ages, Sewanee, Tenn., University of the South Press (Sewanee mediaeval studies, 6), 1995, iii + 245 pp.
- Resum
- Conté:
* Natura ridens, natura lachrymosa / John V. Fleming
* Nature as light in Eriugena and Grosseteste; Nature and finality in Aquinas / James McEvoy
* The Bifurcation of creation: Augustine's attitudes toward nature / Frederick H. Russell
* Some effects of the Judeo-Christian concept of Deity on medieval treatments of classical problems / Richard C. Dales
* Necessity, fate and a science of experience in Albertus Magnus, Thomas Aquinas and Roger Bacon / Jeremiah Hackett
* Nature's moral eye: Peter of Limoges' Tractatus moralis de Oculo / Richard Newhauser
* The materialization of nature and of quaternary man in the early twelfth century / Paul Edward Dutton
* Celestial reason: the development of Latin planetary astronomy to the twelfth century / Bruce S. Eastwood
* The subjugation of nature in the development of the medieval hunt and tourney / Everett U. Crosby
* Chaucer's "Kynde nature" / William Provost
* Gawain in the wilderness / Edward Vasta
* Clark (1995), "Zoology in the medieval Latin ..."
- Matèries
- Filosofia - Filosofia natural
Doctrina moral - Bestiari
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