Supposition, Signification, and Universals: Metaphysical and Linguistic Complexity in Aquinas

Freiburger Zeitschrift für Philosophie Und Theologie 42 (3):267-290 (1995)
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Etude de la théorie de la supposition développée par Saint Thomas d'Aquin dans le cadre de ses réflexions sur les universaux. Distinguant les différents types de supposition et leur relation avec la signification, l'A. montre que la théorie thomiste de la supposition illustre la position théologique et métaphysique de Saint Thomas concernant l'unité du divin

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