Later medieval philosophy of cognitive psychology

Peter King

1-20

Where should we discuss the soul?

on the relation between the doctrines of de anima and de generatione et corruptione

Sander W. de Boer

21-43

The trivia of materialism, dualism and hylomorphism

some pointers from John Buridan and others

Gyula Klíma

45-62

Buridan on the metaphysics of the soul

Calvin G. Normore

63-75

Aquinas vs. Buridan on the substance and powers of the soul

Adam Wood

77-93

John Buridan on external and internal sensation

Peter G. Sobol

95-106

Durand of St.-Pourçain and John Buridan on species

direct realism with and without representation

Peter Hartman

107-129

Bero magni de ludosia on parts of sensation

Robert Andrews

131-147

Awareness and unity of conscious experience

Buridan on the common sense

Henrik Lagerlund

149-156

Buridan on sense perception and sensory awareness

Gyula Klíma

157-167

Buridan on the psychology and morality of appetitive acts

Martin Pickavé

169-182

Intellect and intellectual activity in Buridan's psychology

Jack Zupko

183-192

Self-knowledge and the science of the soul in Buridan's quaestiones de anima

Susan Brower-Toland

193-210

Scotus and Buridan on the first known (primum cognitum)

Timothy B. Noone

211-223

Linguistic externalism and mental language in Ockham and Buridan

Claude Panaccio

225-237

Was Buridan a "psychologist" in his logic?

E. Ashworth

239-260

Buridan, intentionality and its paradoxes

Joel Biard

261-277