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W. Norris Clarke S.J. was a prominent American philosopher and theologian known for his contributions to Thomistic philosophy and metaphysics. His work sought to bridge traditional philosophical thought with contemporary issues, emphasizing the relevance of Thomas Aquinas's ideas in modern discourse. Clarke's insights into the nature of being and the relationship between the one and the many reshaped how these concepts are understood in both philosophical and theological contexts.

Throughout his career, Clarke authored several influential works, including "The Creative Retrieval of Saint Thomas Aquinas: Essays in Thomistic Philosophy, New and Old" and "The One and the Many: A Contemporary Thomistic Metaphysics." His writings not only highlighted the richness of Aquinas's thought but also provided a foundation for new explorations in metaphysics, making his ideas essential reading for students and scholars alike. Clarke's legacy continues through his students and the ongoing relevance of his philosophical inquiries.

Nationalität Amerikaner
Geburtsdatum March 1, 1910
Geburtsort Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Todesdatum November 11, 2008
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