Moral dilemmas in medieval thought : from Gratian to Aquinas
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Cambridge ; New York
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Cambridge University Press
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Includes bibliographical references )p. 204-220( and index
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M. V. Dougherty
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Introduction -- 1. Gratian and his glossators on conflicts in the natural law -- 2. Twenty moral dilemmas from two early thirteenth-century summaries of theology: William of Auxerre's Summa aurea and the Franciscan Summa Halesiana -- 3. Raymond Lull and moral ensnarement in the Vita coaetanea -- 4. Thomas Aquinas, moral dilemmas, and a missing article from Quodlibet XII -- 5. Thomas Aquinas on failures of practical reasoning: why synderesis doesn't inoculate agents against malformed conscience dilemmas -- 6. Moral dilemmas in the early Thomistic tradition: Johannes Capreolus and the deceiving demon dilemma -- Conclusion