THE IDEAS OF EVIDENCE AND TRUTH IN THE PHILOSOPHY BY JOHN DUNS SCOTUS

Smirnov, D.V.

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THE IDEAS OF "EVIDENCE" AND "TRUTH" IN THE PHILOSOPHY BY JOHN DUNS SCOTUS

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THE IDEAS OF "EVIDENCE" AND "TRUTH" IN THE PHILOSOPHY BY JOHN DUNS SCOTUS

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S0236-20070000616-8-1

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D.V. Smirnov Send message

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Issue 5

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84-96

Abstract

Interrelation of the notions of "truth", "evidence" and reliability in the works of Duns Scotus (circ. 1265-1308), an outstanding medieval philosopher and theologist. Two excerpts from the vast philosophical heritage of the scholar that are first translated into Russian are appended.

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reliability, evidence, knowledge, divine reason, human reason, the truth of a thing, the truth of judgment

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01.09.2009

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GOST	Smirnov D. THE IDEAS OF "EVIDENCE" AND "TRUTH" IN THE PHILOSOPHY BY JOHN DUNS SCOTUS // Chelovek. – 2009. – Issue 5 C. 84-96 .
MLA	Smirnov, D.V "THE IDEAS OF "EVIDENCE" AND "TRUTH" IN THE PHILOSOPHY BY JOHN DUNS SCOTUS." Chelovek. 5 (2009).:84-96.
APA	Smirnov D. (2009). THE IDEAS OF "EVIDENCE" AND "TRUTH" IN THE PHILOSOPHY BY JOHN DUNS SCOTUS. Chelovek. no. 5, pp.84-96


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