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Ockham: New page: '''Richard Fishacre''' (c1204-1248) was the first Dominican master at Oxford to be educated exclusively in England. == Life == == Work == == Influence == ==Primary sources == ==Seco...

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'''Richard Fishacre''' (c1204-1248) was the first Dominican master at Oxford to be educated exclusively in England.
== Life ==

== Work ==

== Influence ==

==Primary sources ==

==Secondary sources ==

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 * Callus, D.A. (1943) 'Introduction of Aristotelian learning to Oxford', ''Proceedings of the British Academy'' 29, pp. 229-81.
 * Dales, R. (1995), ''The Problem of the Rational Soul in the Thirteenth Century'', Leiden: Brill.
 * Glorieux, Palémon: Répertoire des maîtres en théologie de Paris au XIIIe siècle, Paris 1933.
 * Kaeppeli, Scriptores Ordinis Praedicatorum Medii Aevi. Volumen III, 1980, S. 303.

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 == Work ==
-In Metaphysics, Fishacre's view lies within the Christian neo-Platonic tradition, that being is essence.  God is completely what he is, simple and unchangeable.  To the extent that created things change, they are infected with non-being (''In I Sent. 8.1'').  However Richard does suggest in one passage that our own being follows from the composition of material and form, and so is the actualising of the essence, and therefore is an accident.  God's being is truer than ours, and is identical with his substance, whereas our being is between being and non-being, because our being is to die (''ibid'').
+In Metaphysics, Fishacre's view lies within the Christian neo-Platonic tradition, that being is essence.  God is completely what he is, simple and unchangeable.  To the extent that created things change, they are infected with non-being (''In I Sent. 8.1'').  Richard suggests in one passage that our own being follows from the composition of material and form, and so is the actualising of the essence, and therefore is an accident.  God's being is truer than ours, and is identical with his substance, whereas our being is between being and non-being, because our being is to die (''ibid'').
 == Influence ==

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		+	In Metaphysics, Fishacre's view lies within the Christian neo-Platonic tradition, that being is essence. God is completely what he is, simple and unchangeable. To the extent that created things change, they are infected with non-being (''In I Sent. 8.1''). However Richard does suggest in one passage that our own being follows from the composition of material and form, and so is the actualising of the essence, and therefore is an accident. God's being is truer than ours, and is identical with his substance, whereas our being is between being and non-being, because our being is to die (''ibid'').

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 * Kaeppeli, Scriptores Ordinis Praedicatorum Medii Aevi. Volumen III, 1980, S. 303.
 * Long, R.J. (1987), "Richard Fishacre's way to God," in R. Link-Salinger et al., eds., ''A Straight Path: Studies in Medieval Philosophy and Culture: Essays in Honor of Arthur Hyman'' (pp. 23-36), Washington D.C.: The Catholic University of America Press.
 * Marschler, Thomas, Auferstehung und Himmelfahrt Christi in der scholastischen Theologie bis zu Thomas von Aquin [BGPhThMA. Neue Folge, Bd. 64/I], Münster 2003.
-* Weisheipl, James A.: Thomas von Aquin. Sein Leben und seine Theologie, Graz (Styria) 1980.
+* Sweeney, L., and Ermatinger, C.J. (1958), "Divine infinity according to Richard Fishacre", ''The Modern Schoolman'' 35, pp. 191-235.
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-'''Richard Fishacre''' (c1204-1248) was the first Dominican master at Oxford to be educated exclusively in England.
+'''Richard Fishacre''' (c1204-1248) was the first Dominican master at Oxford to be educated exclusively in England.  He was a student at the first Oxford Blackfriars, taught by [[Robert Bacon]], the first Dominican master in theology, and probably incepted around 1240.  He lectured with Bacon, although whether this was at the same venue or not is uncertain.
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 ==Secondary sources ==
 * Glorieux, Palémon: Répertoire des maîtres en théologie de Paris au XIIIe siècle, Paris 1933.
 * Kaeppeli, Scriptores Ordinis Praedicatorum Medii Aevi. Volumen III, 1980, S. 303.
 * Marschler, Thomas, Auferstehung und Himmelfahrt Christi in der scholastischen Theologie bis zu Thomas von Aquin [BGPhThMA. Neue Folge, Bd. 64/I], Münster 2003.
 * Weisheipl, James A.: Thomas von Aquin. Sein Leben und seine Theologie, Graz (Styria) 1980.

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