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Meanings of active intellect in English
Portuguese
intelecto ativo Spanish
inteligencia activa Concept in classical and Medieval philosophy.
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Usage of active intellect in English
1
But the light of the active intellect abstracts intelligible species from phantasms.
2
Now he said that the active intellect is united to us, thus.
3
Objection 1: It would seem that there is one active intellect in all.
4
And this befits the active intellect inasmuch as it is immaterial.
5
Objection 1: It would seem that there is no active intellect.
6
Therefore the active intellect is not something in the soul.
7
Therefore the active intellect is not something in our soul.
8
Objection 1: It would seem that the active intellect is not something in the soul.
9
Therefore the active intellect is the same in all.
10
For the angel is both higher and simpler than the active intellect of a soul.
11
Therefore there is no need for an active intellect to make the species actually intelligible.
12
But to these they assent by the active intellect.
13
Helm, with her active intellect and great force of character, it made a tyrannical demon.
14
Therefore there is no necessity for an active intellect.
15
For the effect of the active intellect is to give light for the purpose of understanding.
16
But the active intellect is "separate," as the Philosopher says (De Anima iii, 5).
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Translations for active intellect
Portuguese
Active intellect through the time
Active intellect across language varieties
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