La transmisión de la filosofía en el Medioevo cristiano: el prólogo de Avendeuth
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The design of translating into Latin the Avicenna's Shifa' is the immediate consequence of the mediaeval Christian culture concern to include the most advanced islamic inheritance of the age. This is stated in the preface in which Avendeuth dedicates the De anima translation to the Arschbishop of Toledo. Mediaeval transmission of philosophy specifies the significance that the transmission of the knowledge in general has for the history of the mediaeval West philosophy as a search for a Christian culture in accordance with the development of human reason.
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VEGAS GONZALEZ, S. (2000). La transmisión de la filosofía en el Medioevo cristiano: el prólogo de Avendeuth. Revista Española De Filosofía Medieval, 7, 115–125. https://doi.org/10.21071/refime.v7i.9443
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