Introduction

subjectivity and selfhood in the history of philosophy

Jari Kaukua, Tomáš Ekenberg

1-7

Augustine on second-order desires and persons

Tomáš Ekenberg

9-24

The Augustinian cogito and materialist theories of mind

Tamer Nawar

25-35

Sources of the self in the Arabic tradition

remarks on the avicennan turn

Taneli Kukkonen

37-60

Avicenna on non-conceptual content and self-awareness in non-human animals

Luis X. López-Farjeat

61-73

Self, agent, soul

Abū al-Barakāt al-Baghdādī's critical reception of avicennian psychology

Jari Kaukua

75-89

"Causa sui"

awareness and choice in the constitution of the self

Calvin G. Normore

91-107

Aping logic?

Albert the Great on animal mind and action

Jörg A. Tellkamp

109-123

The reflexivity of incorporeal acts as source of freedom and subjectivity in Aquinas

Thérèse Scarpelli Cory

125-141

Subjective experience and self-knowledge

Chatton's approach and its problems

Sonja Schierbaum

143-156

Self-awareness and perception in Augustinian epistemology

José F. Silva

157-179

Beasts, human beings, or Gods?

human subjectivity in medieval political philosophy

Juhana Toivanen

181-197

Martin Luther's early theological anthropology

from parts of the soul to the human person as one subject

Ilmari Karimies

199-218

A bodily sense of self in Descartes and Malebranche

Colin Chamberlain

219-234

A view from nowhere?

the place of subjectivity in Spinoza's rationalism

Julia Borcherding

235-261

Reflection and rationality in Leibniz

Sebastian Bender

263-275

Hume on the self and his "overall philosophical scheme"

Udo Thiel

277-290