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Description
In the thirteenth century, two works, Aristotle's Metaphysics and the Liber de causis, were read at the University of Paris as part of a unified course in metaphysics. Were the elements of Aristotelian and Platonic theory, then, entirely compatible with one another? This study presents a possible synthesis by proposing a reading bringing together Thomas of Aquinas's commentaries on the two works.
Kyuhee Park, Katholische Universität Korea, Seoul, Südkorea.



