Banca de DEFESA: JEAN PANTOJA SANTOS

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STUDENT : JEAN PANTOJA SANTOS
DATE: 18/11/2021
TIME: 15:00
LOCAL: https://conferenciaweb.rnp.br/webconf/defesas-ppgfufba
TITLE:

A study of the existence of time in Pseudo Thomas Aquinas' Opusculum de Tempore

KEY WORDS:

Philosophy; Scholasticism; Nature; Physics; Time.

PAGES: 189
BIG AREA: Ciências Humanas
AREA: Filosofia
SUBÁREA: História da Filosofia
SUMMARY:

In the present research I propose the analysis of an occasion of reception of Aristotle's Physics in the 13th century, the opuscle De tempore written by Pseudo Thomas Aquinas. I treat the De tempore as a special case of reception of Aristotelian physics, whose content corresponds to the discussion presented by the philosopher in book IV of the work. For its analysis, first, it is discussed how the De tempore stands out in relation to the tradition of commentaries on the Physics and other forms of presentation of the concept of time, this includes its authorship, structure and development of concepts. Secondly, the Commentary on the Sentences of Thomas Aquinas is considered, with incursions on the Commentary on Physics by Averroes, signaling aspects present in the Thomistic theory of time that later figure in his Commentary on Physics, and, consequently, in the De tempore. Finally, I deal with the discussion present in Thomas Aquinas' Commentary on Physics, and its development in the first chapter of the De tempore, which concerns the existence of time outside the soul. That said, I analyze the De tempore by Pseudo Thomas Aquinas, especially the relationship between time and soul, in the context of the reception of Aristotle's Physics by th the scholasticism, as well as its relationship with the texts that would have originated the opuscle, the commentaries on Physics by Thomas Aquinas, Albert the Great and Averroes.

BANKING MEMBERS:
Presidente - 1615874 - MARCO AURELIO OLIVEIRA DA SILVA
Interna - 1728816 - ROBERTA MAGALHAES MIQUELANTI
Externo à Instituição - CARLOS EDUARDO DE OLIVEIRA - USP