Thomas Aquinas has always been viewed as a highly important figure
in Western civilization, and the chief philosopher of Roman
Catholicism. In recent decades there has been a renewed interest in
Aquinas's thought as scholars have been exploring the relevance of
his thought to contemporary philosophical problems. The book will
be of interest not only to historians of medieval philosophy, but
to philosophers who work on problems associated with the nature of
material objects. Because human beings are typically understood to
be a kind of material object, the book will also be of interest to
philosophers working on topics in the philosophy of religion,
philosophy of mind, and the philosophy of human nature. Although
the work contains the kinds of details that are necessary for a
work of historical scholarship, it is written in a manner that
makes it approachable for undergraduate students in philosophy and
so it would be a welcomed addition to any university library.
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