Description
St. Thomas Aquinas explores the profound relationship between existence and essence in this philosophical work, shedding light on the fundamental principles of being. Through meticulous analysis, he differentiates between what something is (its essence) and that it is (its existence), providing readers with insights into the nature of reality.
Leckie's translation, accompanied by a thoughtful preface, enables modern readers to engage deeply with Aquinas' intricate ideas. This text serves as a vital contribution to the field of metaphysics, prompting a deeper understanding of how beings come into existence and their inherent natures. It's an essential read for anyone drawn to the roots of Western philosophical thought.
Leckie's translation, accompanied by a thoughtful preface, enables modern readers to engage deeply with Aquinas' intricate ideas. This text serves as a vital contribution to the field of metaphysics, prompting a deeper understanding of how beings come into existence and their inherent natures. It's an essential read for anyone drawn to the roots of Western philosophical thought.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 1937
Publisher
D. Appleton-Century Company