Passio est aequivocum – passiones animae und affectiones voluntatis bei Johannes Duns Scotus

In Martin Thurner & Christian Schäfer (eds.), Passiones Animae: Die "Leidenschaften der Seele" in der Mittelalterlichen Theologie Und Philosophie. Ein Handbuch. De Gruyter. pp. 245-260 (2013)
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