@Book{1020843772,
editor="Schmid, Stephan
and Copenhaver, Rebecca
and Shields, Christopher",
title="Philosophy of mind in the late middle ages and renaissance",
series="The history of the philosophy of mind volume 3",
year="2019",
publisher="Routledge, Taylor {\&} Francis Group",
address="London",
keywords="Philosophy of mind; History",
abstract="Mind and method / Dominik Perler -- The mind and its illnesses: accounts of mental life among late medieval and renaissance physicians / Guido Giglioni -- The soul and its parts: debates about the powers of the soul / Paul J.J.M. Bakker -- Averroism and the metaphysics of intellect: from John of Jandun to Jacob Zabarella / Jean-Baptiste Brenet -- The function of the intellect: intentionality and representationalism / Paolo Rubini -- Late medieval theories of (self-)consciousness / Sonja Schierbaum -- Renaissance debates about the will and its freedom / Sydney Penner -- Late scholastic debates about external and internal senses: in the direction of Francisco Su{\'a}rez (1548-1617) / Daniel Heider -- Renaissance theories of the passions: embodied minds / Sabrina Ebbersmeyer -- The mind-body problem and the rise of dualism / Sander W. de Boer -- The immortality of the soul / Lorenzo Casini -- Late scholastics and renaissance humanists on the passions in moral action / Eileen Sweeney -- Renaissance facultative logic and the workings of the mind: the ``cognitive turn'' / Marco Sgarbi",
note="edited by Stephan Schmid",
note="Includes bibliographical references and index",
isbn="9781138243941",
language="English"
}