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Journal articles on the topic "Thomas, – d'Aquin, saint, 1225?-1274"
Boveto, Lais, and Terezinha Oliveira. "potencialidade na filosofia da educação antiga e medieval." EDUCAÇÃO E FILOSOFIA 35, no. 74 (October 30, 2021). http://dx.doi.org/10.14393/revedfil.v35n74a2021-60609.
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Leclère, Sébastien. "L'ordre d'après Thomas d'Aquin." Paris 4, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA040091.
Full textSt. Thomas Aquinas was above all a theologian. The concept of order in the works of St. Thomas may designate the sacrament of holy orders: sacramentum ordinis. However catholic theology recognizes that grace does not destroy nature but perfects it, and for this reason a theologian must be first and foremost a metaphysician. St. Thomas was in fact a great metaphysician and one of the greatest commentators of Aristotle. The study of the concept of order (ordo) in St. Thomas may encompass the study of metaphysical order, natural order, conceptual order, epistemological order and political order in his works. Such a study is the subject of this thesis and has seemed opportune in view of the current state of thomistic political thought. Yet one cannot understand politics if one does not know man, and one cannot know man, a rational animal, without knowledge in its first principles of the universe to which he belongs. To study the concept of that order which subsists between citizens, it has accordingly seemed necessary first to analyze the order subsisting between beings, the order subsisting between the principles of each being qua being, and in particular of man, the order between the concepts which he forms and between the sciences which he is capable of acquiring ; for such an analysis provides an understanding of politics as the most perfect of the practical sciences : as it were open to the order of speculative sciences
Grenier, Michel. "Quelques aspects de la foi chez Thomas d'Aquin." Thesis, Université Laval, 2012. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2012/28906/28906.pdf.
Full textNeves, Pinto Gerson. "Loi naturelle, prudence et médiété chez Thomas d'Aquin." Paris, EPHE, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011EPHE5011.
Full textThis thesis has the aim to examine, after the analyzes of Thomas Aquinas, the notion of contingency as a necessary condition of human action. In doing so, we shall consider the distinction between the acts involuntary and voluntary acts and, then, the difference between the voluntary and a deliberate choice. Over the course of this study, we will also examine the concept of human activity, which, we know, found his principle in the reason. First, we will try to know the originality and richness of this definition. For all that, we will defer to the data provided by the tradition predecessor of Thomas Aquinas. Then, to better understand the meaning of the definition thomistic, we compare it to other texts and to other doctrines which it has related party. In the result of this study, we will see that is in the Questio 91, devoted to the various species of laws that appears, in second article, the concept of natural law. On this point, we will do an exegesis of the first principles of the natural law such what the designs Thomas Aquinas, both of the logical point of view that from the point of view Epistemological. With this exegesis, we shall try to show how these first principles of reason are known and justified. Thus, the presentation of the first principles of the practical reason will help us to understand how Thomas Aquinas conceives of the science in general, and especially its concept d'ethics as the ethics of principles, rules and laws. We will see that par make possible to the reason the formulation of judgments safe and effective on the moral value of concrete action, the prudence is to be able to know the singular concrete in which is carried out currently act. At the same time, it will have to be able to express a precept effective address to the achievement of virtuous action
Humbrecht, Thierry-Dominique. "Théologie négative et noms divins chez saint Thomas d'Aquin." Paris, EPHE, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004EPHE5041.
Full textNegative theology endeavors to designate all that cannot be said about God. The question is that of the articulation and of the respective extension of what can be asserted, and of what must be negated. Do the attributes of perfection referred to God attain Him in truth, or must one go beyond them? Are they the object of a speculative labour or of a mystical union, which cannot be put in words? And what about the vocabulary of “negative theology” absent in many author? Negative theology is the object of a large and renewed research. Platonism and its reception, medieval authors, and, above all, the heideggerian reading of the history of metaphysics concur to this renewed research. Thomas Aquinas is at the intersection of these questionings. Is there a negative theology in the works of Saint Thomas? And if there is one, which one is it? Can it be identified with the question of the divine names? “Of God, we know not what He is, but only what He is not”: this Thomistic formula, which has become emblematic, comes from Plotinus (through Augustine, Damascene, and Maimonides). Is Thomas original? To find out, one must situate him among his contemporaries. More over, the risk is to take in consideration only a few famous texts, rather than to ascertain their insertion in the works, and the insertion of each work in the entire corpus. A global and comparative study had yet to be done. God, Saint Thomas tells us, is “totally unknown” for us. However, his negative theology seems rather to be e negative way. The set of negative modalities is brought to confirm the primacy of the positive attribution of the divine attributes of perfection as it corrects it
Berceville, Gilles. "L'étonnante Alliance : Evangile et miracles dans la Somme théologique et les commentaires du Nouveau Testament de Saint Thomas d'Aquin." Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA040198.
Full textDuchesne-Pelletier, Olivier. "La structure psychologique du libre arbitre chez saint Thomas d'Aquin." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/28135.
Full textNdombe, Diasivi Lopez. "La conception de la justice selon saint Thomas d'Aquin." Paris 4, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA040042.
Full textIt has been demonstrated throught our research the problems to find of saint Thomas true originality on the matter of justice. Those problems lay principally in the question of knowing if his doctrine on justice is Christian or profane. By analyzing his Somme theologique, we notice that Aristotle inspired saint Thomas. Because of this influence, we doubt about the Christianity of saint Thomas work on justice. We also have to recognize that saint Thomas has been inspired by saint Paul on the on the matter of the meaning of man. If Aristotle believes in getting to justice with the obedience of the law, saint Thomas is from Aristotle’s point of view. This why we have developed throughout an work an the doctrine of the law, philosophically and theological, but we have found that saint Thomas has formed his doctrine with the help of these two positions
Ferrandi, Michel. "L'efficacité des causes secondes." Reims, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000REIML009.
Full textVallançon, François. "Domaine et propriété : glose sur Saint Thomas d'Aquin, Somme théologique IIa IIae question 66 articles 1 et 2." Paris 2, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985PA020046.
Full textVenard, Olivier-Thomas. "La parole et la beauté dans la théologie : une interprétation poétique de Thomas d'Aquin." Paris 4, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA040072.
Full textNowadays, are we able to receive in literature such a work as summa theologiae ? 1- we tend to describe the literary work of Thomas composing his theology in the XIIIth cent. , remembering his poetical work (as described by a. Michel) and the principles of his esthetics (as studied by Eco). On the contrary, we will underline the theological size of the great modern and contemporary poetry since Rimbaud and Mallarme. In order to compose a summa of theology, Thomas could tell the reality as it is (metaphysics) and access to the very language of the unspeakable (revelation). Their disappearance forbears the poets to have his ambition today. 2 we will consider the linguistical and literal aspect of the aristotelico-metaphysical discourse assumed by Thomas : far from looking of the transparence of the intellection that the moderns had the illusion to reach, it preserves in the language all its verbal thickness, neglected by Gilson or Maritain. It sublimes the logical/metaphysical dialectics by the demonstration of the interdependence of the word theory and the logos theology. Therefore, he invests the human word by a symbolism radically religious and enters it in the esthetics of the sublime. We translate it as an echo of the essential music of the bible, daily reading of the theologian. 3) biblical poetics lends to invent the unspeakable. Lectio divina puts up a dialectics of text and experience. The relationship between god and the book that it hints is transfigured in the show of the cruciferous and the celebration of the holy eucharisty : within these three times, we suggest what is the 'sixth sense' introduced by faith in the perception and expression of reality. Where the theologian turns into prophet. .
Books on the topic "Thomas, – d'Aquin, saint, 1225?-1274"
K, Chesterton G. St. thomas aquinas. [Place of publication not identified]: Martino Fine Books, 2011.
Find full textBauloye, Laurence. La question de l'essence: Averroès et Thomas d'Aquin, commentateurs d'Aristote, métaphysique Z1. Louvain-La-Neuve: Peeters, 1997.
Find full textThe unchanging God of love: Thomas Aquinas and contemporary theology on divine immutability. 2nd ed. Washington, D.C: Catholic University of America Press, 2008.
Find full textThe unchanging God of love: A study of the teaching of St. Thomas Aquinas on divine immutability in view of certain contemporary criticism of this doctrine. Fribourg, Suisse: Éditions universitaires, 1986.
Find full textMark, Blaug, ed. St. Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274). Aldershot, Hants, England: E. Elgar, 1991.
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Boulnois, Olivier. "Les scolastiques, Bonaventure (v. 1220-1274), Thomas d'Aquin (1225-1274), Duns Scot (1265-1308) : béatitude, loi naturelle et pauvreté." In Histoire raisonnée de la philosophie morale et politique, 176–91. La Découverte, 2001. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/dec.caill.2001.01.0176.
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