In his extensive work as a theologian and a historian, Walter H.
Principe, CSB, (1922-1996) was committed to reflecting on both the
present and the past. He was well-known as a historian of medieval
theology and philosophy - especially through the work of Thomas
Aquinas - as well as a contemporary theologian. This memorial
collection addresses a fundamental feature of Principe's thought,
namely his concern that the history of medieval theology and
philosophy have a significant role to play in contemporary
discussions. Strengthening the ties between historical study and
contemporary theological and philosophical thought, this book
offers much to those who teach and research in historical theology
and the history of philosophy. The ten essays provide significant
test cases of how modern scholars may utilise the historical record
judiciously for contemporary debates. Those who are concerned with
intellectual history (both medieval and modern), the history of
doctrines, and Thomism, will also find this collection a useful
contribution to modern scholarship.
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