This strictly a list of what is available online.
(This page will be updated periodically.)
Monographs and Articles on the Cogitative
- George Klubertanz, Vis Cogitativa, According to St. Thomas Aquinas: Sources and Doctrine (1947). {n.b. This is a rather cumbersome file to view; for those interested, I might know someone who has a better digital file of this work.}
- Daniel D. De Haan. “A Thomistic Account of Linguistic Apprehension: The Function of the Cogitative and Intellect in Incidental Sensation“
- A. Leo White, “INSTINCT AND CUSTOM” The Thomist 66 (2002): 577-605
- There is an interesting article by Bill Zander comparing a number of Bernard Lonergan’s comments on the cogitative power.
- John Deely, “ANIMAL INTELLIGENCE AND CONCEPT-FORMATION” The Thomist, 1971, vol. 35
- Deborah Black has a number of articles available on her website. She has done some excellent work on the inner senses in the Medieval Arabic and Latin traditions, especially Avicenna, Averroes, and Aquinas. Her paper, “Estimation and Imagination: Western Divergences from an Arabic Paradigm.” Topoi 19 (2000): 59–75. is especially helpful.
- Jörg Alejandro Tellkamp, “Sensibilia per accidens according to Thomas Aquinas“
Articles Related to the Cogitative
- Benedict Ashley, OP “ARISTOTLE’S DE SENSU ET SENSATO AND DE MEMORIA ET REMINISCENTIA AS THOMISTIC SOURCES“
- Some of the more recent articles in the Proceedings of the Society for Medieval Logic and Metaphysics has touched upon the issue of singular cognition.
Quodlibet: de Vi Cogitativa 