Platonic ideas and concept formation in ancient and medieval thought. - Macé, Caroline; Van Campe, Leen; Van Riel, Gerd. (Leuven Leuven university press, 2004)
Introduction / Gerd Van Riel -- Problems of the theory of forms -- Four problems concerning the theory of ideas : Proclus, Syrianus and the ancient commentaries on the Parmenides / Pieter D'Hoine -- Syrianus on homonymy and forms / Jan Opsomer -- Ferrandus Hispanus on ideas / Griet Gallie and Guy Guildentops -- Platonic forms and concept formations -- What is the systematic place of abstraction and concept formation in Plato's philosophy? Ancient and modern readings of Phaedrus 249 b-c / Christoph Helmig -- Aristotle's perceptual functions permeated by Platonist reason / Richard Sorabji --The epistemic circle : Thomas Aquinas on the foundations of knowledge / Andreas Speer -- The concept of "transcendens" in the Middle Ages : what is beyond and what is common / Jan Aertsen -- "A remark of genius and well worthy of Platonic principles" : Proclus' criticism of Porphyry's semantic theory / Robert Van Den Berg -- Theological concepts -- Eternity and the concept of God in early Stoicism / Keimpe Algra -- Kronos, summit of the intellective hebdomad in Proclus' interpretation of the Chaldaean Oracles / Luc Brisson -- Making sense of Thomas Aquinas in the sixteenth century : Domingo de Soto on the natural desire to see God / M.W.F. Stone.
Keywords: Concepts; Neoplatonism; Platonists; 141.131 -- Platonisme. Neoplatonisme