Cambridge Translations of Medieval Philosophical Texts Ethics and Political Philosophy

Name: Cambridge Translations of Medieval Philosophical Texts Ethics and Political Philosophy
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ISBN: 9780521280822

ISBN-10: 0521280826

ISBN-13: 9780521280822

Edition: 2001

Authors: Arthur Stephen McGrade, John Kilcullen, Matthew Kempshall, Eleonore Stump

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This volume of translations of medieval philosophical texts allows scholars and students access in English to major texts in ethics and political thought from one of the most fruitful periods of speculation in the history of Western thought.

Book details

List price: $64.99
Copyright year: 2001
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Publication date: 10/30/2000
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 680
Size: 5.75" wide x 9.00" long x 1.50" tall
Weight: 1.980



General Introduction



Questions on Book X of the ethics Albert the Great



Conscience and synderesis Bonaventure



On the Rule of Princes Giles of Rome



Commentary and questions on Book III of Aristotle's politics Peter of Auvergne



Is it rational for someone without hope of a future life to choose to die for the Commonwealth? Henry of Ghent



Does a human being following the dictates of natural reason have to judge that he ought to love God more than himself? Godfrey of Fontaines



Does a human being have a greater natural love for God than for himself, or vice versa? James of Viterbo



Is the science of theology a speculative science? Godfrey of Fontaines



Is a subject bound to observe a statute even when it is not evident that it promotes the common unity? Henry of Ghent



Are subjects bound to pay a tax when the need for it is not evident? Godfrey of Fontaines



Is it better to be ruled by the best man than by the best laws? James of Viterbo



May a Christian king use unbelievers for the just defense of his kingdom? John of Naples



Using and enjoying William of Ockham



Summa on ecclesiastical power (Selections) Augustine of Ancona



Is an errant individual bound to recant at the rebuke of a superior? William of Ockham



Questions on Book X of the ethics Jean Buridan



On civil lordship John Wyclif