Cognitio substantiarum separatarum: Genitivus subiectivus oder Genitivus obiectivus?

Autor:	Hans Kraml
Rok vydání:	2015
Předmět:	Feature (linguistics) Philosophy Human life Context (language use) Contingency Revelation Reflexive pronoun Epistemology
Zdroj:	Quaestio. 15:639-646
ISSN:	2295-9033 1379-2547
DOI:	10.1484/j.quaestio.5.108637
Popis:	According to Scotus, the philosophers hold – with Aristotle – that the ultimate goal of human life, and that which makes it perfect, consists in the knowledge of the separate substances. But neither this assumption, nor the theoretical knowledge accessible to human reason alone, is enough to ensure that human beings can achieve this goal. This goal can only be achieved if God reveals himself by means of traditions in the context of a community. Although Scotus does not deny that philosophers can recognize their ultimate goal by use of reason, he insists also on concrete and contingent conditions that can be understood as a revelation of God who otherwise would be unaccessible. This adds an important feature of contingency to the rational achievements of which human beings are capable.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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