Hello dear readers, here are a few items worthy of note that have recently appeared.
1. A digital edition of the debate between Duns Scotus and Guillelmus Petri Godinus is now available on the website of the Scotus Archiv (Bonn), here. Website still under construction, but the text and manuscript photos are up now. The debate is about the principle of individuation, and is one of the only, if not the only, place that Scotus directly confronts the Thomist theory.
2. A journal issue dedicated to Antonius Andreae has appeared, here.
3. And, finally, the long-awaited book edited by Giorgio Pini, called Interpreting Duns Scotus, has now appeared.
A veritable end of year feast for all!
5 comments:
Wow, that manuscript of the debate is in really good condition! It's really clean and easy to read. It's always fascinating to see the abbreviations and symbols used in such manuscripts.
Merry Christmas and happy New Year!
Victor
Merry Christmas and Happy New year to you as well, Victor!
Great news! I look forward to reading the Scotus book when/if the prince is within range of reason. Excellent work on the edition of the MS. Thanks for making this available. Happy Epiphany!
Jared
Garrett,
In re the Scotist group on Facebook:
The moderator is running a reading group on a Norris Clarke book, and planning to follow up with an Eric Przywara book. Also, if you ask a question about Duns Scotus, you tend to get Thomist answers. Oh well. Scholars have good filters - as long as Scotists do read and comment, it is a valuable resource.
Jim Given
Hi James, yes I saw that. Maybe I will do a post on Przywara here if I get the time. He is sympathetic to Scotist ideas, at least compared to other thomists of his time. But he was writing before there was much scholarship on the topic for Scotism, so he is a bit off in places.
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