Mini-Colloquium on Epistemology in the Thirteenth to Sixteenth Centuries Medieval and Early Modern Theories of Implicit Faith. Indices of an Intellectual Change Organized as part of the University of Cambridge – Paris Sciences et Lettres Partnership* TUESDAY 18 OCTOBER: BOARD ROOM, FACULTY OF PHILOSOPHY, UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE 3.15 Introduction (John Marenbon) 3.20 Paper I (Christophe Grellard, École pratique des hautes études, Paris) The Formation of the Concept of Implicit Faith and Ockham’s Contribution 4.10 Brief comment by John Marenbon and discussion 4.25 Coffee break 4.50 Paper 2 (Christophe Grellard) How the Concept of Implicit Faith was Transformed: from Gerson to Soto and Suárez 5.40 Round Table discussion by Dragos Calma, Evan King and Caterina Tarlazzi on Themes raised by Grellard’s papers, followed by discussion 7.00 Drinks ALL WELCOME *to which we are grateful for financial support. Please contact John Marenbon (jm...@cam.ac.uk <mailto:jm...@cam.ac.uk>) with any queries.
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