De veritate
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De veritate is a scholastic theological and philosophical work by Thomas Aquinas that systematically explores the nature of truth, knowledge, and divine understanding through a series of disputed questions.
Aliases (2)
- De Veritate ×1
- On Truth ×1
Statements (48)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
medieval Latin treatise
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philosophical work → scholastic work → theological work → |
| addresses |
divine omniscience
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error and falsity → relation between faith and reason → truth in speech → truth in the intellect → truth in things → |
| associatedWith | University of Paris NERFINISHED → |
| author |
St. Thomas Aquinas
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surface form: "Thomas Aquinas"
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| concerns |
correspondence between intellect and reality
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divine knowledge → human knowledge → nature of truth → relation between intellect and truth → veracity of propositions → |
| genre | scholastic disputation → |
| hasPhilosophicalConcept |
adequation of intellect and thing
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created truth in creatures → divine ideas → eternal truth in God → |
| influenced |
Catholic doctrinal theology
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later Thomistic theology → medieval epistemology → |
| language | Latin → |
| literaryForm | quaestiones disputatae → |
| mainTopic |
divine understanding
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epistemology → knowledge → metaphysics → theology → truth → |
| partOf | Thomas Aquinas's early disputed questions → |
| period | High Middle Ages → |
| philosophicalSchool |
Neo-scholasticism
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surface form: "Thomism"
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| philosophicalTradition |
Scholastic theology
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surface form: "Scholasticism"
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| relatedWork |
Summa contra Gentiles
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Summa Theologiae →
surface form: "Summa theologiae"
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| religiousTradition | Christianity → |
| structure | series of disputed questions → |
| studiedIn |
history of theology
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medieval philosophy → |
| theologicalContext | Catholic theology → |
| title | De veritate → |
| translatedTitle |
De veritate
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surface form: "On Truth"
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| writtenBy | Dominican friar → |
Referenced by (4)
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this entity surface form: "De Veritate"
this entity surface form: "On Truth"