This philosopher describes memory as the result of successive abstractions from the "rinds" of a perceived object. A school of thought based on this man's ideas was attacked i
This philosopher describes memory as the result of successive abstractions from the "rinds" of a perceived object. A school of thought based on this man's ideas was attacked in On the Unity of Intellect by Thomas Aquinas. Siger of Brabant was a proponent of the "monopsychist" school based on this man's thought, which advocated "double truth." This man's most famous work begins with four proofs of the pre-existence of the world. This philosopher wrote Middle and Long Commentaries on Plato's Republic and many of Aristotle's treatises, for which he was dubbed "The Commentator." He responded to al-Ghazali's The Incoherence of the Philosophers in his The Incoherence of the Incoherence. For 10 points, name this Islamic philosopher from Cordoba.
This philosopher describes memory as the result of successive abstractions from the "rinds" of a perceived object.
Averroes [or Ibn Rushd]