La psicología en el saber carolingio
In this paper the author analyses the concept of the mind in the Alcuin’s treatise De ratione animae. Following the teaching of the Fathers, specially Augustine and Isidore of Sevilla, Alcuin of York comprehends the mind as a nominal part of the soul and as its highest peak, the way in which the...
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| Sumario: | In this paper the author analyses the concept of the mind in the Alcuin’s treatise De
ratione animae. Following the teaching of the Fathers, specially Augustine and Isidore of Sevilla,
Alcuin of York comprehends the mind as a nominal part of the soul and as its highest peak, the
way in which the man is a God’s image. Finally is presented an sketch of the Alcuin’s knowledge
theory as exposed in this treatise. |
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