The Supposed Autographa of John the Scot

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In an era marked by the flourishing of medieval philosophy, "The Supposed Autographa of John the Scot" by Edward Kennard Rand offers a meticulous examination of John the Scot's influential works. This scholarly publication investigates the manuscript tradition surrounding his philosophical treatise, "De Divisione Naturae," and highlights the significance of his contributions to metaphysical thought. Rand's analysis uncovers the complexities of authorship and the nuances of medieval intellectual discourse, essential for understanding the evolution of philosophical ideas. Ideal for historians and students of philosophy, this work provides a critical lens on the legacy of John the Scot, revealing the intricate interplay between text and tradition in shaping medieval thought. Discover the depth of philosophical inquiry that continues to resonate today.

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