Richard C. Taylor

Richard Charles Taylor

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His work has ranged from the Greek philosophical tradition and the entré of philosophy into the lands of Islam in the ninth century in the Plotiniana Arabica and the Discourse on the Pure Good (Latin: Liber de causis), through the classical rationalist tradition of al-Farabi, Ibn Sina / Avicenna, and especially Averroes, to the influence of these writings in Latin on the thought of Thomas Aquinas and his teacher Albert the Great in the thirteenth century.

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Routledge Companion to Islamic Philosophy
Representative edition published 2018
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The Judeo-Christian-Islamic heritage
Representative edition published 2012
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Long Commentary on the de Anima of Aristotle
Representative edition published 2011
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The Cambridge companion to Arabic philosophy
Representative edition published 2005
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Moral philosophy
Representative edition published 1989
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Albert the Great and His Arabic Sources
Representative edition published 2024
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Aquinas and the Arabic Philosophical Tradition
Representative edition published 2020
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Tolle lege
Representative edition published 2011
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The Cambridge Companion to Arabic Philosophy
Representative edition published 2006
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Commentary on the Book of Causes
Representative edition published 1996
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A note on chapter 1 of the Liber de causis
Representative edition published 1972
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