Fra Vicko Kapitanović i istraživanje hrvatske filozofske baštine

The Croatian philosophical heritage is an ongoing research task. There are not many who have dedicated themselves to this task. One of those who recognized the importance of the topic was Fr. Vicko Kapitanović, a Franciscan and historian. The importance of his research work in this area is expressed...

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Main Authors: Dario Škarica, Ivan Macut
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Language:deu
Published: Catholic Faculty of Theology Đakovo 2020-09-01
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spelling doaj-b31e34f58fa844e38b24b0cc2b1bc68a2020-11-25T03:23:42ZdeuCatholic Faculty of Theology ĐakovoDiacovensia 1330-26551849-014X2020-09-01283425443https://doi.org/10.31823/d.28.3.7Fra Vicko Kapitanović i istraživanje hrvatske filozofske baštineDario Škarica0Ivan Macut1Institute of Philosophy, Zagreb – Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of SplitCatholic Faculty of Theology, University of SplitThe Croatian philosophical heritage is an ongoing research task. There are not many who have dedicated themselves to this task. One of those who recognized the importance of the topic was Fr. Vicko Kapitanović, a Franciscan and historian. The importance of his research work in this area is expressed in the fact that he thoroughly researched, listed, described and brought to light numerous Latin philosophical manuscripts from the 18th and 19th centuries that are kept in the monasteries of the Franciscan Province of the Most Holy Redeemer in Makarska, Šibenik, Visovac, Živogošće, Split, Sinj, Omiš, Zaostrog, Sumartin and Karin. In addition, in presenting individual philosophical manuscripts, Kapitanović regularly describes the history of the monastic philosophical schools in question, stating in detail, as far as possible, the data on the Franciscan philosophers who taught at these colleges. This paper presents Kapitanović’s valuable contribution to the research of the history of Croatian philosophy.https://hrcak.srce.hr/243712fr. vicko kapitanovićhistory of croatian philosophyfranciscan province of the most holy redeemerhistory of educationphilosophical manuscriptsscotism
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Fra Vicko Kapitanović i istraživanje hrvatske filozofske baštine
Diacovensia
fr. vicko kapitanović
history of croatian philosophy
franciscan province of the most holy redeemer
history of education
philosophical manuscripts
scotism
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Ivan Macut
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title Fra Vicko Kapitanović i istraživanje hrvatske filozofske baštine
title_short Fra Vicko Kapitanović i istraživanje hrvatske filozofske baštine
title_full Fra Vicko Kapitanović i istraživanje hrvatske filozofske baštine
title_fullStr Fra Vicko Kapitanović i istraživanje hrvatske filozofske baštine
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publisher Catholic Faculty of Theology Đakovo
series Diacovensia
issn 1330-2655
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publishDate 2020-09-01
description The Croatian philosophical heritage is an ongoing research task. There are not many who have dedicated themselves to this task. One of those who recognized the importance of the topic was Fr. Vicko Kapitanović, a Franciscan and historian. The importance of his research work in this area is expressed in the fact that he thoroughly researched, listed, described and brought to light numerous Latin philosophical manuscripts from the 18th and 19th centuries that are kept in the monasteries of the Franciscan Province of the Most Holy Redeemer in Makarska, Šibenik, Visovac, Živogošće, Split, Sinj, Omiš, Zaostrog, Sumartin and Karin. In addition, in presenting individual philosophical manuscripts, Kapitanović regularly describes the history of the monastic philosophical schools in question, stating in detail, as far as possible, the data on the Franciscan philosophers who taught at these colleges. This paper presents Kapitanović’s valuable contribution to the research of the history of Croatian philosophy.
topic fr. vicko kapitanović
history of croatian philosophy
franciscan province of the most holy redeemer
history of education
philosophical manuscripts
scotism
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