Antoine Arnauld - Wikipedia
WebAntoine Arnauld (French pronunciation: [ɑ twan aʁno]; 6 February 1612 – 8 August 1694) was a French Catholic theologian, philosopher and mathematician. He was one of the leading intellectuals of the Jansenist group of Port-Royal and had a very thorough knowledge of patristics .
アントワーヌ・アルノー - Wikipedia
Webアントワーヌ・アルノー （Antoine Arnauld、 1612年 2月6日 - 1694年 8月8日 ）は、 フランス の 神学者 、 哲学者 、 数学者 、 論理学者 、 言語学者 。. ジャンセニズム の中心的人物。. 同名の父と区別するため、「大アルノー」と呼ばれる。. ルイ14世 の 外務大臣 ...
Arnauld, Antoine | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
WebAntoine Arnauld (1612—1694) Antoine Arnauld was considered by his peers as one of the preeminent 17 th century European intellectuals. Arnauld had been remembered primarily as a correspondent of René Descartes, Gottfried Leibniz and Nicolas Malebranche, and as a dogmatic and uncritical Cartesian who made few if any philosophical contributions.
Antoine Arnauld | French Theologian, Philosopher, Mathematician
Web20 juil. 1998 · Antoine Arnauld (born Feb. 6, 1612—died Aug. 8, 1694, Brussels, Spanish Netherlands [now in Belgium]) was a leading 17th-century theologian of Jansenism, a Roman Catholic movement that held heretical doctrines on the nature of free will and predestination. Arnauld was the youngest of the 10 surviving children of Antoine Arnauld, …
Port Royal Logic - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Web22 juil. 2014 · Antoine Arnauld, Jansenism, and the Port-Royal Abbey. Antoine Arnauld, the primary author of the Logic, was born in Paris, on 8 February 1612, to Antoine and Catherine Arnauld. His father was one of the most famous lawyers of his time.
Antoine Arnauld (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)
WebFirst published Sat Jan 27, 2007; substantive revision Fri Nov 5, 2021. Antoine Arnauld (1612–1694) was a powerful figure in the intellectual life of seventeenth-century Europe. He had a long and highly controversial career as a theologian, and …
Arnauld, Antoine (1612–94) - Routledge Encyclopedia of ...
WebAntoine Arnauld, a leading theologian and Cartesian philosopher, was one of the most important and interesting figures of the seventeenth century. As the most prominent spokesperson and defender of the Jansenist community based at Port-Royal, almost all Arnauld’s efforts were devoted to theological matters.
Arnauld, Antoine (1612–1694) - The Cambridge Descartes ...
Web5 janv. 2016 · Born in Paris, Antoine Arnauld was often called “the Great Arnauld,” both to distinguish him from his father and because of his considerable intellectual abilities. He was a leader of the Port Royal circle and an eminent representative of classical Augustinianism.
アルノー(あるのー)とは？ 意味や使い方 - コトバンク
WebAntoine Arnauld. （1612―1694） フランス の 神学者 。 「 大アルノー 」とよばれる。 1641年パリ大学 神学 博士となる。 古代 の厳格な 戒律 への復帰を説き、非カトリック的要素を有する ジャンセニスム の 指導者 として、近代主義の イエズス会 と争う。 1643年に有名な『頻繁なる 聖体拝領 について』を著し、イエズス会の道徳説を論難した。 こ …
Antoine Arnauld (1612 - 1694) - Biography - MacTutor History ...
WebBorn. 6 February 1612. Paris, France. Died. 6 August 1694. Brussels, Spanish Netherlands (now Belgium) Summary. Antoine Arnauld was a French supporter of Jansen who published some important works on logic and philosphy. …
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