
handle: 10396/23849 , 2434/921201
The paper considers the Nicholas of Cusa’ interpretation of Aristotle’ De anima with regard to the functioning of the internal senses in the knowing process: sensus communis, vis memorialis, vis aestimativa, phantasia, vis imaginativa. The not numerous references on the Aristotelian doctrine of the internal senses in Nicholas of Cusa' work are organized, for the first time in the recent historiography on medieval theory of knowledge, in a systematic and ordered philosophical reconstruction.
History of Medieval Philosophy, Nicholas of Cusa; Aristotle; Aristotelianism; History of Medieval Philosophy; History of Psychology; Theory of Knowledge; Perception, Aristóteles, History of Psychology, Nicolás de Cusa, Aristotelismo, Aristotelianism, Theory of Knowledge, Historia de la Psicología, Teoría del conocimiento, Perception, Percepción, Historia de la Filosofía medieval
History of Medieval Philosophy, Nicholas of Cusa; Aristotle; Aristotelianism; History of Medieval Philosophy; History of Psychology; Theory of Knowledge; Perception, Aristóteles, History of Psychology, Nicolás de Cusa, Aristotelismo, Aristotelianism, Theory of Knowledge, Historia de la Psicología, Teoría del conocimiento, Perception, Percepción, Historia de la Filosofía medieval
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