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|a Pereira, Jos.
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|a short title page; title page Jos Pereira SUREZ BETWEEN SCHOLASTICISM AND MODERNITY; copyright page; table of contents; dedication; Note on the texts and translations of the works of Surez; Prologue; Chapter 1 Baroque Scholasticism & its Consummator Surez; Chapter 2 The Philosophy of Surez; Chapter 3 The Existential Integralism of Surez; Chapter 4 The Suarezianization of Thomism: John of St. Thomas; Chapter 5 The Impact of Surez on Modern Philosophy; Chapter 6 The Impact of Surez on the Rationalists and their Successors; Chapter 7 The Impact of Surez on the Empiricists; Epilogue.
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|a Francisco Suarez (1548-1617) is one of the great anomalies in the history of thought: one thinker functioning in two contrary roles, each reversing the other. The role of being, on the one hand, the consummator of one phase of philosophical speculation, the realist and Scholastic; and, on the other, the initiator (though an unwitting one) of another phase, the idealist, modern, and nihilist. This shift from realism to idealism was crucial in Western philosophy; it inaugurated an era of irrepressible, if chaotic, creativity.
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