From the 200s CE to the Early 1300s: Plotinus to John Duns Scotus (25)

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Beginning with the ancient philosopher Plotinus, this volume surveys the great thinkers of the world from late antiquity into the Middle Ages. In his treatises, Plotinus commented on the religious beliefs of his day, including the use of magic. Readers will also find the life stories of the Christian Saint Augustine, the Muslim philosopher Avicenna, the Buddhist teacher Shinran, and the Jewish philosopher Moses Maimonides. The book ends with a biography of John Dus Scotus, a Scottish philosopher and Franciscan friar. Readers are sure to gain an appreciation of the influential ideas that secured these philosophers a place in history.
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    • SKU
      RR14179
  • Series
    History's Most Influential Philosophers
  • Manufacturer
    Britannica Educational Publishing
  • Publisher
    Britannica Educational Publishing
  • Publisher or imprint
    Britannica Educational Publishing
  • Author
    Duignan, Brian
  • ISBN-13
    9781641903981
  • Format
    Reinforced Library Binding
  • Size
    6.000 X 9.000
  • Reading Interest
    7,8,9,10,11,12
  • # of Pages
    64
  • Dewey Decimal
    109.2--dc23
  • Date Published
    2025
  • Subject
    Nonfiction, Biographies, Collective Biography, Philosophers
Beginning with the ancient philosopher Plotinus, this volume surveys the great thinkers of the world from late antiquity into the Middle Ages. In his treatises, Plotinus commented on the religious beliefs of his day, including the use of magic. Readers will also find the life stories of the Christian Saint Augustine, the Muslim philosopher Avicenna, the Buddhist teacher Shinran, and the Jewish philosopher Moses Maimonides. The book ends with a biography of John Dus Scotus, a Scottish philosopher and Franciscan friar. Readers are sure to gain an appreciation of the influential ideas that secured these philosophers a place in history.

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