Clemens Timpler [SEP] place of death
Clemens Timpler
Clemens Timpler (1563, Stolpen – 28 February 1624, Steinfurt) was a German philosopher, physicist and theologian.
Along with Jakob Degen (1511–1587), he is considered the most important Protestant metaphysician, establishing the Protestant Reformed "Neuscholastik".
Life.
Timpler was born in Stolpen. In 1600 he joined Bartholomew Keckermann studying philosophy at Leipzig. In April 1595, he became professor of physics at Gymnasium Arnoldinum, a high school in Steinfurt. He taught there until his death.
Publications
-1624) and Some of his Central European Contemporaries", Wiesbaden 2004, 791-830
- Joseph S.Freedman: "Necessity, Contingency, Impossibility, Possibility, and Modal Enunciations within the Writings of Clemens Timpler (1563/4-1624)". In Spätrenaissance-Philosophie in Deutschland 1570-1650. Entwürfe zwischen Humanismus und Konfessionalisierung, okkulten Traditionen und Schulmetaphysik. Edited by Mulsow Martin. Berlin: de Gruyter 2009, 293-318
- Albert Röser: "Clemens Timpler und die Metaphysik." In: (ibid