Marcantonio Genua

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Marcantonio Genua (1491–1563)[1] was a Renaissance Aristotelian philosopher who taught at the University of Padua. He was a teacher and uncle of the great Renaissance philosopher Giacomo Zabarella.[2]

[edit] References

  • Nadler, Steven M., A Companion to Early Modern Philosophy , Blackwell 2002.
  1. ^ Coniglione, Francesco; Poli, Roberto; Rollinger, Robin (2004). Idealization. 11, Historical studies on abstraction and idealization. Amsterdam: Rodopi, p.140. ISBN 90-420-1602-7. 
  2. ^ Spruit, Leen (1995). Species Intelligibilis: From Perception to Knowledge. Brill, p.225. ISBN 9-0041-0396-1. 


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