Selections From St. Thomas' "Commentary on the 'De Anima' of Aristotle" Translated
Abstract
In the "De Anima" Aristotle endeavers to ascertain the nature of the soul, The method which he uses in the field of psychology is the same as he uses in the other departments of philosophy. It starts with particular, discrete data of observation or experience and gradually proceeds to that which is universal. Hence the mathematical method used by the moderns played no part in the construction of Aristotle's philosophy of nature.
Subject Area
Philosophy|Philosophy of religion
Recommended Citation
Ortner, Frederick Joseph, "Selections From St. Thomas' "Commentary on the 'De Anima' of Aristotle" Translated" (1937). ETD Collection for Fordham University. AAI28960385.
https://research.library.fordham.edu/dissertations/AAI28960385
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