Abstract
In my paper, I aim to show how the Portuguese Franciscan and Scotist Francisco Macedo, in the 17th century, read peculiarly his master's most famous distinction between intuitive and abstractive cognition.
In my paper, I aim to show how the Portuguese Franciscan and Scotist Francisco Macedo, in the 17th century, read peculiarly his master's most famous distinction between intuitive and abstractive cognition.