Aquinas on perceiving, thinking, understanding, and cognizing individuals by De Haan, D

WHERE DOES AVICENNA DEMONSTRATE THE EXISTENCE OF GOD? by De Haan, D

A Mereological Construal of the Primary Notions Being and Thing in Avicenna and Aquinas by De Haan, D

McGilchrist’s hemispheric homunculi by De Haan, D

Perception and the Vis Cogitativa by De Haan, D

Delectatio, gaudium, fruitio. Three Kinds of Pleasure for Three Kinds of Knowledge in Thomas Aquinas by De Haan, D

Beauty and aesthetic perception in Thomas Aquinas by De Haan, D

A natural history of natural theology: the cognitive science of theology and philosophy of religion, Helen De Cruz and Johan De Smedt, MIT Press, 2015 (ISBN 978‐0‐262‐02854‐7), xvi... by De Haan, D

Aquinas on actus essendi and the second mode of participation by De Haan, D

The interaction of noetic and psychosomatic operations in a thomist hylomorphic anthropology by De Haan, D

Hylomorphism and the new mechanist philosophy in biology, neuroscience, and psychology by De Haan, D

Hylomorphic animalism, emergentism, and the challenge of the new mechanist philosophy of neuroscience by De Haan, D

Bridging the gap between system and cell: the role of ultra-high field MRI in human neuroscience by Turner, R, De Haan, D