This dissertation examines the noetics of several early thirteenth-century Latin Augustinian thinkers, who first received Aristotle's noetic from the Arabs, examining in detail the early Latin reception of Aristotelian proposal that human thought is caused by the 'agent intellec…
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In Thirteenth-Century Europe, members of many elites sought to exalt their status and claim social supremacy for their group. Theologians staked their claim by asserting their intellectual field of expertise was both the highest and the broadest. Often, the beatific vision playe…