In this Book
- Aquinas and Analogy
- Book
- 2012
- Published by: The Catholic University of America Press
summary
The basic distinctions McInerny introduces, his criticism of the central piece in the literature, Cajetan's De nominum analogia, the applications he makes to problems such as that of the nature of metaphysics or of logic, his knowledge of contemporary debates on related topics, combine to make his contribution unique
Table of Contents
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- Title Page, Copyright, Dedication
- pp. iii-v
- Part One: Prolegomena
- 1. Where Cajetan Went Wrong
- pp. 3-29
- 2. Analogy in Aristotle
- pp. 30-47
- Part Two: Analogous Names
- The Prospect Before Us
- pp. 51-52
- 3. How Words Signify
- pp. 53-85
- 4. Analogous Names
- pp. 86-101
- 5. Kinds of Analogous Name
- pp. 102-115
- 6. Metaphor and Analogy
- pp. 116-136
- 7. Analogy is Analogous
- pp. 137-141
- 8. Analogy and Discovery
- pp. 142-151
- 9. Analogy and Participation
- pp. 152-163
- Select Bibliography
- pp. 165-166
Additional Information
ISBN
9780813220741
Related ISBN(s)
9780813208480, 9780813209326
MARC Record
OCLC
815970854
Pages
180
Launched on MUSE
2013-02-13
Language
English
Open Access
No
Copyright
1996