Pedro Hurtado de Mendoza (1578–1641) by Novotný, Daniel D.; Novák, Lukáš;

System, Sources, and Influence

Sorozatcím: Jesuit Studies; 48;

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Rövid leírás:

Pedro Hurtado de Mendoza (1578–1641), a Basque Jesuit philosopher, pioneered a tradition of philosophical and theological textbooks that shaped seventeenth- and eighteenth-century thought. This volume brings together experts to reexamine his overlooked contributions with fresh analytical rigor.

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Hosszú leírás:

The legacy of Pedro Hurtado de Mendoza (1578–1641), a Basque Jesuit philosopher and theologian, has largely faded, overshadowed by his renowned contemporary, Francisco Suárez (1548–1617). Yet, Hurtado pioneered a tradition of comprehensive philosophical and theological textbooks that shaped intellectual discourse in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Often overlooked by historians of philosophy, Hurtado’s innovative ideas in logic, metaphysics, psychology, ethics, political philosophy, and theology deserve renewed attention. This volume brings together an international team of experts on seventeenth-century scholasticism to re-examine his writings with fresh analytical and historical rigor.

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Note to Reader

Part 1 The Man and His Times

1 Why Pedro Hurtado de Mendoza? An Introduction

Daniel D. Novotný

2 Hurtado de Mendoza, the Scholastic Godfather of Early Modern Philosophy

Teachers, Students, Manuscripts, and the Making of a Philosophical Classic in Early Modern Europe

Jacob Schmutz

Part 2 Epistemology and Logic

3 Hurtado on External and Internal Senses

Daniel Heider

4 Hurtado on Abstractive, Intuitive, and Comprehensive Cognition: Systematizing Scholastic Philosophico-Theological Epistemology

Claus A. Andersen

5 Hurtado on Truth: Truth Is a Proposition

Brian Embry

6 Hurtado’s Formal Logic

Miroslav Hanke

Part 3 Metaphysics and Physics

7 Hurtado, Analogy, and Supertranscendentality

Victor M. Salas

8 Hurtado on Modal Entities

Ulrich G. Leinsle

9 The Logical Concept of God’s Essence according to Hurtado

Thomas Marschler

10 The End? Hurtado on Final Causes and Final Causation

Erik Åkerlund

11 Hurtado on Concurrentism and the Individuation of Effects

Sydney Penner

Part 4 Theology

12 Hurtado on the Existence of the First Cause

Mauro Mantovani

13 Hurtado on Hylomorphism: Underway to Cartesian Dualism?

Lukáš Novák

14 Hurtado and the Problem of the Distinction between the Divine Attributes

Igor Agostini

15 Hurtado and Rodrigo de Arriaga on the Life of Plants and the Life of God

Stefan Heßbrüggen-Walter

16 Francisco Suárez, Hurtado, and Rodrigo de Arriaga on Counterfactual Incarnation

Bernd Roling

Part 5 Practical Philosophy

17 Hurtado on the Difference between the Speculative and the Practical Sciences

David González Ginocchio

18 The Concept of ordo caritatis in Hurtado, Francisco Suárez, and Thomas Aquinas

Tomáš Machula

19 To Denounce or to Reproach? Hurtado on Fraternal Correction

Lidia Lanza

20 Hurtado on the Liberty of Conscience

Marko J. Fuchs

21 Hurtado and the Slavery of the Moriscos

Daniel Schwartz

Index