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Va reamintim ca termenul pentru propuneri catre colocviul SITA 2010 este 10 decembrie. (www.aquinas.ro)
Va semnalam mai jos doua proiecte medievale. Anunturile de felul acesta sint adaugate si pe pagina principala www.aquinas.ro, imediat sub anuntul SITA.
The Aquinas Translation Project is a web-based project which seeks to provide scholars, religious and any interested individuals with translations of St. Thomas Aquinas's works not readily available in English. The co-ordinator of the Project is Stephen Loughlin, an Associate Professor of Philosophy at DeSales University, Center Valley, Pennsylvannia, USA. Among our present efforts is Aquinas's Commentary on the Psalms. If you would like to join us in this effort, please contact Stephen Loughlin (sj...@desales.edu). Your involvement can range from offering translations of psalm commentaries (or other works by Aquinas), to corrections of, or comments upon, this work. Any input, even suggestions concerning a better turn of phrase, would be appreciated and welcome.
The editors of the After Augustine Project are seeking contributors for the following planned articles. Scholars with the appropriate expertise who are interested in writing one or more of the articles below should contact Jake Andrews (ja...@st-andrews.ac.uk) or Lydia Schumacher (lydia.sc...@gmail.com) for further information. Moreover, suggestions for other lemmata are also welcome. Individuals: Johannes Althusius, Gottfried Arnold, John Baconthorp, Abraham Calov, Adriano Castellesi, Richard Fishacre, Hadoard of Corbie, Hugh of St Cher, John of Jandun, William de la Mare, Ramon Lull, Marsilius of Inghen, Roger Marston, Milo of St Amand, Francesco Patrizzi, Peter John Olivi, Peter of Ailly, Philip the Chancellor, John Ridevall, Jerome Seripando, Wendelin Steinbach, Johann Timann, Vincent of Beauvais, Christian Wolff, Alfonso Zorilla. Thematic Topics: Chronicles, Empiricism, Fideism, Logic, Molinism, Unitarianism/Antitrinitarianism.