Classes
- Soul in the Baroque Jesuit PhilosophyAFS100681 | Faculty of Arts
- Medieval Philosophy I: Patristics and Scholastics - Medieval Reception of PlatonismAFS100411 | Faculty of Arts
- Analogy in the Aristotelian TraditionAFS100472 | Faculty of Arts
- Introduction to the Logic of Aristotelian TraditionAFS100473 | Faculty of Arts
- Notion of Existence in Baroque ScotismAFS100474 | Faculty of Arts
- Analogy in the Aristotelian Tradition II - Latin Philosophic ReadingAFS100481 | Faculty of Arts
- Commentary of Jan Versor on De Ente et Essentia - Latin Philosophic ReadingAFS100551 | Faculty of Arts
- Duns Scotus - Epistemology (Latin Reading)AFS100585 | Faculty of Arts
- Scotus's Proof of the Existence of God (Latin Reading)AFS100586 | Faculty of Arts
- Philosophy of J. Duns Scotus / Philosophy of Thomas AquinasAFS100594 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- On the Doctrina de Connotatis as Discussed in Baroque Scholasticism2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Synthesizing the Traditions: Diego Ruiz de Montoya (1562-1632) on whether the Holy Spirit would be distinct from the Son, if He proceeded only from the Father2013 | Faculty of Arts
- Confusion or Precision? Disentangling the Semantics of a Pair of Scholastic Terms2020 | Faculty of Arts
- The Plight of Aristotelian Realism about Relations2019 | Faculty of Arts
- The Methodology of Marxist Thought: A Case-Study with a Mystery2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Amoris laetitia s Correctio filialis?2017 | Faculty of Arts, Catholic Theological Faculty
- More Aristotelian than Aristotle. Duns Scotus on Cognizing Singulars2017 | Faculty of Arts
- More Aristotelian than Aristotle: Duns Scotus on Cognizing the Individual2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Chapters in Epistemology and Noetics2015 | Faculty of Arts
- Can We Speak About That Which Is Not? Actualism and Possibilism in Analytic Philosophy and Scholasticism2015 | Faculty of Arts
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