Le Problème Des Universaux Dans Son Évolution Historique Du IXe Au XIIIe Siècle
explores the historical development of the problem of universals from the 9th to the 13th century. Authored by M. de Wulf, this book delves into the intricate philosophical debates surrounding universals during the medieval period.
De Wulf meticulously traces the evolution of thought, examining the contributions of key thinkers and the various schools of thought that grappled with the nature of universals. The work provides valuable insights into the intellectual landscape of the Middle Ages and its enduring impact on subsequent philosophical inquiry. This study offers a comprehensive analysis of a central theme in medieval philosophy, making it an essential resource for scholars and students interested in the history of philosophy and medieval thought.
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