The Treatise on Human Nature: Summa Theologiae 1a, 75-89Hackett Publishing, 2002 M01 1 - 434 páginas This series offers central philosophical treatises of Aquinas in new, state-of-the-art translations distinguished by their accuracy and use of clear and non-technical modern vocabulary. Annotation and commentary accessible to undergraduates make the series an ideal vehicle for the study of Aquinas by readers approaching him from a variety of backgrounds and interests. |
Contenido
On Soul Considered in Its Own Right | 2 |
Question 76 | 18 |
Does a body whose form is the intellective | 29 |
What sort of body should have the intellective | 37 |
Question 77 | 47 |
Question | 64 |
The internal senses | 73 |
Question | 79 |
Does our intellect cognize the indivisible prior to | 176 |
How does the intellective soul cognize the | 190 |
Question 89 | 203 |
Does the dispositional knowledge acquired here | 212 |
Can a separated soul use the dispositional | 214 |
Does spatial distance impede a separated souls | 215 |
Do souls separated from their bodies cognize the | 217 |
Commentary | 220 |
Is there one agent intellect for everyone? | 87 |
Is reason a different capacity from intellect? | 94 |
Question 80 | 105 |
Is sensuality divided into the irascible and the | 111 |
Does the will have appetites for all things of | 117 |
Is the will distinguished into the irascible and | 123 |
a capacity an act or a | 129 |
Question 84 | 134 |
Are the species of all intelligible things naturally | 140 |
Does our soul see all the things that it understands | 146 |
Does the intellect need phantasms in order actually | 152 |
Are the intelligible species abstracted from | 161 |
Can our intellect think about more than one thing | 169 |
Distinctions between sense objects | 379 |
Do human beings have free choice? | 383 |
Turning toward phantasms | 398 |
Particulars and universals | 401 |
The mental word | 403 |
The minds knowledge of itself | 407 |
How the soul reflects on itself | 410 |
The resurrection of the body | 411 |
Guide to Emendations | 413 |
Guide to Sources | 417 |
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Términos y frases comunes
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