Richard C. Taylor
1950
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.
2 books in the database
Books
Co-authored books and collections
Books that list Richard C. Taylor among their authors but not as the lead author: co-written works, collections and compilations.
Roland J. Teske
Tolle lege
Roland J. Teske · 2011
Thomas Hess
Commentary on the Book of Causes
Thomas Hess · 1996
Averroës

Long Commentary on the de Anima of Aristotle
Averroës · 2011
Peter Adamson

The Cambridge companion to Arabic philosophy
Peter Adamson · 2005
Katja Krause
Albert the Great and His Arabic Sources
Katja Krause · 2024
R. E. Houser
Aquinas and the Arabic Philosophical Tradition 2 Volume Set
R. E. Houser · 2020
R. E. Houser
Aquinas and the Arabic Philosophical Tradition
R. E. Houser · 2020
Dr Peter Adamson
The Cambridge Companion to Arabic Philosophy
Dr Peter Adamson · 2006

