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Geometry.Net - Philosophers Books: Aquinas St Thomas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) |
 | | The book explains how much of an Aristotilian Aquinas was, and more importantly how much he was not. |
| | Mainly by showing how the charactoristics of the Latin Averroists have been unjustly attributed to Aquinas by his detractors - the Latin Averoists (Averoes was an Arab) were whole hearted Aristotilians. |
| | This book is an excellent addition to reading Etienne Gilson's "Unity of the Philosophical Experience" as Pieper gives further explanantions as to the behavior of the Augastinians and Latin Averroists. |
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