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Home Site Map Annotated Bibliography of John P. Doyle John Patrick Doyle (born 1930) is professor of philosophy at Saint Louis University and his main area research is late medieval philosophy. I wish to thank Professor Doyle for helping me to complete this bibliography. "The metaphysical nature of the proof for God's existence according to Francis Suarez S.J.", University of Toronto, 1966. Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation (not available at UMI Dissertation Express) "Suarez on the reality of the possibles," Modern Schoolman "This article shows that for Francisco Suarez the core reality of possible beings is their non-self-contradiction. Their intrinsic claim to inclusion under the common concept of Being and the Suarezian analogy of Being resides in the fact that as non-repugnant they are not non-being. So understood, they are actually nothing but still more than mere beings of reason. Of themselves, they are eternally true and apt to be known, even if there were no God. Far beyond this, their reality is such that if they were not what they are, there would be no God and, ' a fortiori ', none of the actual creatures which depend upon him."

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Index to Volumes I. and II. Aaron's rod , i. 326; ii. 26, golden calf, 429. Abbot , Jacob, i. 30; his Corner Stone introduces himself to Dr. Newman, 200. Acacius of Constantinople, i. 164. Adelbert , Archbishop of Bremen, ii. 255. Æschylus , the action of his plays always simple and inartificial, i. 2; his Agamemnon Agatho , Pope, his Letter to the Emperor Constantine, ii. 329. Ainsworth , Henry, his Arrow against Idolatry ii. 166. Ambrose , St., his opposition to the Empress Justina, i. 116; Confession ascribed to, 201; on dialectics, ii. 42. Ancona , seizure of by the French, i. 130. Andrewes , i. 400; ii. Anglo-AmericanChurch , the, i. 308. Antichrist , the Protestant idea of, ii. 112. Antigone , i. 3. Apollinarianism , i. 200. Apostle's Creed , the, ii. 6. Arianism , i. 239. Aristotle , his Poetics, i. 1; his treatment of dramatic composition, 7; fragmentary character of his work, 8; his definition of poetry, 9; on pity, 106; condemned by the early Fathers, ii. 42. Arius , cross examined by the Fathers at Nicæa, i. 278.

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Chapter 12 The Merchant and the Parody of Creation The Merchant's Tale is one of Chaucer's most complex poems and possibly one of his highest achievements. For a long time its surface brilliance, its comedy and wit, and its carefully crafted plot have received high praise. The poem is a delight to read. In recent years scholarship has begun to realize that, in addition to all these features, the poem has unusual philosophical heft and that it possesses wide-ranging implications for the whole of The Canterbury Tales. Brown (1978:141-56, 247-62) has argued that the poem is a kind of confession, for example, a position I have assumed for some time now, and that as such it suggests how the whole of The Canterbury Tales might be confessional, a suggestion we ought not to take lightly. Smarr, to take another example, has demonstrated the extraordinary care with which Chaucer has shaped his sources in the poem, one of which might have been the Decameron My own researches into the sources, which I am about to report, will support her approach even as they extend the range and type of sources we assume to be relevant to the poem. At the same time I will make a conscious effort to isolate and articulate the philosophical position of the poem. My remarks are necessarily incomplete, but I do hope to suggest that in the Merchant and his tale Chaucer explores the position of nihilism and in particular a nihilism of the sign and that he does this by assigning the Merchant a style best described as "usurious"; moreover, I will argue that the tale is the work in which Chaucer most successfully exposes the nature of allegory. Finally, I will suggest that, if the Merchant claims that "craft is al, whoso that do it kan" (

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