"The Theory Of Knowledge According to Francesco Suarez" explores the epistemological contributions of the influential Spanish Jesuit philosopher, Francisco Suárez (1548-1617). This work delves into Suárez's complex theories on knowledge, examining his perspectives on metaphysics, logic, and the nature of being. Albert Arby Lemieux provides a detailed analysis of Suárez's scholastic framework, illuminating his enduring impact on philosophical thought.
The book investigates Suárez's efforts to reconcile Aristotelian traditions with emerging modern perspectives. Readers will gain insight into Suárez's epistemology and its place within the broader context of philosophical history. This study is invaluable for scholars and students interested in the history of philosophy, metaphysics, and the development of epistemology.
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