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Giorgio Pini

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Fordham University

Affiliations

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Center for Ethics Education

Medieval Studies

Philosophy

Center for Ethics Education

Ethics and Society Program

Giorgio Pini is currently serving as a Center For Ethics Education Professor at Fordham University.

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philosophy philosophy of mind history of philosophy ancient philosophy cognition psychological science philosophical psychology classics social cognition thinking skills intellectual discourse applied philosophy philosophical inquiry cognitive studies critical thinking causal account comparative literature linguistics philosophy of religion history and philosophy of science philosophy of science psychology of religion neuroethics applied cognitive psychology narrative english language modern literature moral philosophy causality action (philosophy) collective intentionality mindset educational entertainment historical methodology historical evidence literary studies mental models first evil choice scotus ’ material substances duns scotus ioannes duns scotus homeless accidents proslogion argument divine illumination occurrent thoughts thomas aquinas john duns scotus english culture philosophy of history english philosophical theology interdisciplinary history medieval philosophy intellectual history literary history historical scholarship

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Parody or Touch-Up? Duns Scotus’s Engagement With Anselm’s Proslogion Argument. Archives internationales d'histoire des idées (2023)

Giorgio Pini

proslogion argumentphilosophyhistoryintellectual historyancient philosophyhistorical evidence

Duns Scotus on What is in the Mind: A Roadmap. Recherches de théologie et philosophies médiévales (2022)

cognitive studiesapplied cognitive psychologyintellectual discoursephilosophy of mindsocial cognitioncognitioncognitive sciencephilosophy of sciencethinking skillsnarrativephilosophical psychologymindsetneuroethicscritical thinkingpsychological scienceduns scotusphilosophyapplied philosophy

Making Room for Miracles: John Duns Scotus on Homeless Accidents. Res Philosophica (2022)

Giorgio Pini

homeless accidentshomelessnessphilosophy

Sense, Intellect, and Certainty: Another Look at Henry of Ghent and John Duns Scotus on Divine Illumination. Quaestio (2022)

Giorgio Pini

literary studiesdivine illuminationclassicsphilosophyreligious studiesintellectual historyliterary criticism

Before Univocity: Duns Scotus’s Rejection of Analogy. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2021)

Giorgio Pini

comparative literaturelinguistics

Garrett R. Smith, Ed., Petri Thomae “Quaestiones De Esse Intelligibili”. (Ancient and Medieval Philosophy 1.) Leuven: Leuven University Press, 2015. Pp. LXXXVIII, 232. $85. Isbn: 978-94-6270-035-2.. Speculum (2017)

Giorgio Pini

intellectual historyhistory of philosophyancient philosophyphilosophy

Duns Scotus on Material Substances and Cognition: A Discussion of Two Recent Books. British Journal for the History of Philosophy (2016)

Giorgio Pini

history and philosophy of sciencecognitionhistory of philosophyphilosophymaterial substances

Two Models of Thinking: Thomas Aquinas and John Duns Scotus on Occurrent Thoughts. Fordham University Press (2015)

mental modelsthomas aquinascognitive studiesphilosophy of languageintellectual discoursephilosophy of mindrationalitythinking skillscognitive sciencecritical thinkingphilosophical psychologyoccurrent thoughtshistory of philosophypsychological sciencephilosophical inquiryjohn duns scotusphilosophyapplied philosophy

What Lucifer Wanted: Anselm, Aquinas, and Scotus on the Object of the First Evil Choice. Oxford University Press eBooks (2013)

Giorgio Pini

first evil choiceclassics

The Individuation of Angels From Bonaventure to Duns Scotus. BRILL eBooks (2012)

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Giorgio Pini

Professor

Fordham University

Affiliations

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Center for Ethics Education

Medieval Studies

Philosophy

Center for Ethics Education

Ethics and Society Program

Giorgio Pini is currently serving as a Center For Ethics Education Professor at Fordham University.

Honors

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Parody or Touch-Up? Duns Scotus’s Engagement With Anselm’s Proslogion Argument. Archives internationales d'histoire des idées (2023)

Giorgio Pini

proslogion argumentphilosophyhistoryintellectual historyancient philosophyhistorical evidence

Duns Scotus on What is in the Mind: A Roadmap. Recherches de théologie et philosophies médiévales (2022)

Making Room for Miracles: John Duns Scotus on Homeless Accidents. Res Philosophica (2022)

Giorgio Pini

homeless accidentshomelessnessphilosophy

Sense, Intellect, and Certainty: Another Look at Henry of Ghent and John Duns Scotus on Divine Illumination. Quaestio (2022)

Giorgio Pini

literary studiesdivine illuminationclassicsphilosophyreligious studiesintellectual historyliterary criticism

Before Univocity: Duns Scotus’s Rejection of Analogy. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2021)

Giorgio Pini

comparative literaturelinguistics

Giorgio Pini

intellectual historyhistory of philosophyancient philosophyphilosophy

Duns Scotus on Material Substances and Cognition: A Discussion of Two Recent Books. British Journal for the History of Philosophy (2016)

Giorgio Pini

history and philosophy of sciencecognitionhistory of philosophyphilosophymaterial substances

Two Models of Thinking: Thomas Aquinas and John Duns Scotus on Occurrent Thoughts. Fordham University Press (2015)

What Lucifer Wanted: Anselm, Aquinas, and Scotus on the Object of the First Evil Choice. Oxford University Press eBooks (2013)

Giorgio Pini

first evil choiceclassics

The Individuation of Angels From Bonaventure to Duns Scotus. BRILL eBooks (2012)

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