History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps HoP 238 - Binding Arbitration - Robert Kilwardby
Oct 11, 2015
Robert Kilwardby, infamous for banning certain philosophical ideas at Oxford, discusses his views on Augustine, Aristotle, and the application of Aristotelian science to grammar and logic. The podcast explores Coward B's contributions to logic and language, including his perspective on the existence of time and motion. It also delves into the distinct powers of the soul and the unity of the person.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Kilwardby's Views on Augustine, Aristotle, and the Application of Aristotelian Science to Grammar and Logic
03:14 • 3min
Exploring an Everyday Syllogism and Coward B's Contributions to Logic and Language
05:46 • 2min
Coward B's Perspective on the Existence of Time and Motion
07:32 • 2min
The Distinct Powers of the Soul and the Unity of the Person
09:55 • 12min