R. James Long

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I’ve spent my life as a professor of medieval philosophy and as a research scholar, having earned a licentiate in Mediaeval studies at the Pontifical Institute and a doctorate at the U of Toronto.

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Universitat Oberta de Catalunya

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King's College London

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Kansas State University

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UNL - New University of Lisbon

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Università degli Studi di Padova

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The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

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Università di Pisa

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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique / French National Centre for Scientific Research

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Universidad Complutense de Madrid

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Ss. Cyril and Methodius Byzantine Catholic Seminary

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Roger Bacon

Springer eBooks, 2011

Encyclopedia of Medieval Philosophy

Springer eBooks, 2020

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Richard Rufus of Cornwall

Springer eBooks, 2011

Robert Kilwardby

Springer eBooks, 2011

Robert Grosseteste

Springer eBooks, 2011

Richard Fishacre

Springer eBooks, 2020

Utrum iurista vel theologus plus proficiat ad regimen ecclcsiae": A Quaestio Disputata of Francis Caraccioli

Mediaeval studies, 1968

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$Research paper thumbnail of A Newly Discovered Witness of Fishacre\u27s Sentences Commentary: University of Chicago MS 156$

A Newly Discovered Witness of Fishacre\u27s Sentences Commentary: University of Chicago MS 156

Roma, magistra mundi. Itineraria culturae medievalis. Mélanges offerts au Père L.E. Boyle à l'occasion de son 75e anniversaire

by Timothy Noone, James Long, and R. James Long

R. James Long (with Timothy B. Noone) is a contributing author, "Fishacre and Rufus on the M... more

Robert Kilwardby by José Filipe Silva

Thomist, 2021

Aristotle in Britain during the Middle Ages

R. James Long is a contributing author, "The Reception and Use of Aristotle by the Early Eng... more R. James Long is a contributing author, "The Reception and Use of Aristotle by the Early English Dominicans", pp. 51-56. Book description: Several specialists illustrate the wide range of Britain's contribution to medieval philosophy. A number of the discussions throw new light on celebratedBritish medieval philosophers, such as Robert Grossetetste and John Duns Scotus. Others show the importance of less well-known thinkers such as Richard Fishacre, Richard Rufus and Thomas Wylton. The subjects of the papers range widely, both chronologically-from Anselm of Canterbury in the eleventh century to the political and ethical writers of fifteenth-century Oxford and Cambridge - and in method - from philosophical analyses to manuscript studies.

Bartholomaeus Anglicus, `De proprietatibus rerum’. Texte latin et réception vernaculaire (Actes du colloque international, Münster, 9-11 October 2003)

R. James Long is a contributing author, “The Contribution of the Books on the Soul and the Body t... more

Medieval Commentaries on the `Sentences' of Peter Lombard, Volume 1, Current Research

R. James Long is a contributing author, &amp;amp;quot;The Beginning of a Tradition: the Sente... more R. James Long is a contributing author, &amp;amp;quot;The Beginning of a Tradition: the Sentences Commentary of Richard Fishacre, OP&amp;amp;quot;, pp. 345-357. Book description: This volume deals with the development of a major phenomenon of the medieval academic world, the adoption, after initial uncertainties, of the Sentences of the twelfth century Peter Lombard as the standard textbook of medieval theology, and

Review of "La metodologia del sapere nel sermone di S. Bonaventura `Unus est magister vester Christus'" by Renato Russo, O.F.M

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Hagar's Vocation

La metodologia del sapere nel sermone di S. Bonaventura "Unus est magister vester Christus". Renato Russo

Speculum, Apr 1, 1984

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In Defense of the Tournament: An Edition of Pierre Dubois’ <i>De Torneamentis et Iustis</i>

Manuscripta, Jul 1, 1973

Richard Fishacre's Quaestio on the Ascension of Christ: An Edition

Mediaeval studies, 1978

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Dictionnaire de Spiritualité vol. 13

R. James Long is a contributing author, "Richard Fishacre", volume 13.

The Division Of The Waters (Gen 1,6–7): The History Of A Conundrum And Its Resolution By The Early Oxford Masters

BRILL eBooks, 2011

The scholastic theologians of the High Middle Ages were not about to dismiss it as a mystery know... more The scholastic theologians of the High Middle Ages were not about to dismiss it as a mystery known only to God and relegated for us who are in via to a blind and uncomprehending faith. They had after all rediscovered Aristotle, and Aristotle had an answer for everything in the natural world. But what natural explanation could there possibly be for waters that were outside their natural place, and-if the text of Genesis be credited-remained there? Here was the conundrum. In the Prologue to his Commentary on the Sentences Richard Fishacre calls his readers' attention to another passage in the book of Genesis, the story of Abraham being commanded by God to have sex with Hagar, the serving girl, as a condition for his impregnating his wife Sarah. Abraham obeys and the rest, as they say, is sacred history. For Fishacre Hagar represents natural philosophy, Sarah theology. Keywords: biblical text; conundrum; early Oxford masters; Genesis; natural philosophy; the division of the waters; theology

Roger Bacon

Springer eBooks, 2011

Encyclopedia of Medieval Philosophy

Springer eBooks, 2020

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Richard Rufus of Cornwall

Springer eBooks, 2011

Robert Kilwardby

Springer eBooks, 2011

Robert Grosseteste

Springer eBooks, 2011

Richard Fishacre