Reformation and Scholasticism in Philosophy, Volume II

by Herman Dooyeweerd

  • Year 2013
  • Type Treatise
  • Genre philosophy
  • Tradition Reformed
  • Original language Dutch

For For specialists in Dooyeweerd and in the scholastic tradition; not for a newcomer.

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The continuation of his critique of the scholastic tradition, published long after his death in his Collected Works.

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The second volume of Reformation and Scholasticism in Philosophy, published in English in his Collected Works by Paideia Press (the edition carries the subtitle The Philosophy of the Cosmonomic Idea and the Scholastic Tradition in Christian Thought). Only the first volume of the Dutch work appeared in Dooyeweerd's lifetime (1949); this volume continues the project. Booksellers' descriptions say it sets out the biblical and historical background, gives a transcendental critique of philosophy, and tests it against Greek and Thomist conceptions of substance.

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