

Unity, Truth and Goodness in the Early Franciscan Intellectual Tradition | Prof. Boyd T. Coolman
Nov 9, 2016
Prof. Boyd T. Coolman discusses the Early Franciscan Intellectual Tradition, highlighting the shift from voluntarism to a God connected to truth and goodness. They explore the addition of truth and goodness in medieval philosophy, intentional vs. extensional language through Philip the Chancellor's work, and the analysis of transcendental properties in the Franciscan tradition. The podcast dives into the intellectual history of the early Franciscan tradition, touching on debates on 'the first intelligible' and the interconnectedness of unity, truth, and goodness.
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Intro
00:00 • 8min
Exploring the Addition of Truth and Goodness in Medieval Philosophy
08:14 • 3min
Exploring Intentional Versus Extensional Language through Philip the Chancellor's Work
10:51 • 3min
Analysis of Transcendental Properties in Franciscan Intellectual Tradition
14:04 • 35min
Intellectual History of the Early Franciscan Tradition
49:32 • 5min