n. hist. medieval western Church philosophy.
... for. the existence of God Thomas Aquinas and Saint Thomas (1225 - The greatest thinker of the Scholastic School His ideas were , in 1879 , made official in Catholic philosophy . He ... ... , Tolstoy , Proust and. Thomas Mann Cattle John Duns (Approx 1266 - A Scottish-born Scholastic philosopher who tried to integrate Aristotelian . ideas into Christian theology Scott stressed ... (philosophiya)
... ", "types ", "forms " of objects , perceived by the.senses by the organ that was predominant in scholasticism At present , scholastic interpretation has replaced the experimentally controlled general . relationship between motive and effect ... (History of psychology)
... Sumy , say , Summa Theology by Thomas Aquinas (1225 - becomes an. example of developed scholastic philosophy ), parts of which are devoted to aesthetics The main concepts of his aesthetics ... (Aesthetics)
... of two . leading philosophical directions - scholasticism and mysticism - IX-X centuries The first scholastic was Scott Eriugen (810 - , the author of. the work On the separation of nature -, as well as.n translations ... ... . -[7 , from 279 th century to joy ” [7 , p The well-known founder of the scholastic method Pierre Abelard (1079 .- in Eloise ’s letters expresses a negative attitude towards ... (Aesthetics)
... , about the inner , subjective world of man The term “psychology ” was proposed by the German scholastic Goklenius . at the end of the century For a long time , psychology developed as an integral part ... (Legal psychology)
... Claude Shannon , the creator of information . theory , wrote : “Our VMs look like scholastic scientists When calculating the long chain of arithmetic operations , digital computers . considerably ... (History of computer technology and IT technology)
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