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PT-PH-1302 History of Medieval Philosophy

Books to Buy

Students are not required to buy these texts, but they are responsible for having a copy for their sole use during the course. The Library provides a book exchange for students to pass on books they no longer need to other students, and is located in the library office. Please consider donating gently used textbooks. Identify any book to be dropped off for the swap so that they can be marked. Donation to the swap is not necessary to take books from it.

Recommended Texts

Recommended texts are those from which not enough reading assignments are drawn to warrant asking students to provide their own copies or those that instructors think will enhance a student’s appreciation of the subject matter of the course. Any reading assignments drawn from these texts will be available on reserve.

Electronic Reserve

Below are links to required or recommended texts available in an electronic format. For physical reserve items, please refer to the course syllabus.

Allen, Hildegard of Bingen’s Philosophy of Sex Identity

Anselm, On Free Choice

Averroes, Long Commentary on Aristotle’s Metaphysics XII com 51

Avicenna, The Cure – On the Soul

Boethius, De consolatione III

Boethius, De consolatione V

Copleston, Duns Scotus on the Will

Copleston, Ockham on Nominalism

Deane, Anselm’s Proslogium

Ockham, Concerning Virtues and Vices

Ps-Dionysius, Divine Names 1

Ps-Dionysius, Divine Names c. 4

Ps-Dionysius, Mystical Theology and Celestial Hierarchy