Images of the Human: The Philosophy of the Human Person in a Religious ContextHunter Brown, Leonard A. Kennedy Loyola Press, 1995 - 633 من الصفحات Images of the human is the collective effort of thirteen philosophy professors to address the questions human beings have been asking for centuries. The book presents selections from the major works of eighteen of the best-known philosophers from ancient to modern times. Each chapter focuses on the writings of a different philosopher - from Plato to Nietzsche, Augustine to Sartre - and includes an introduction and critical comentary. |
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Commentary | 29 |
The Human Person as a Besouled Body | 49 |
De Anima On Soul | 55 |
Commentary | 69 |
The Human Person | 89 |
355 | 91 |
Commentary | 107 |
The Human Person | 119 |
The Human Person as Elusive | 295 |
Commentary | 319 |
The Human Person | 331 |
Commentary | 351 |
The Human Person as Sexual | 367 |
Commentary | 385 |
The Human Person | 397 |
Commentary | 419 |
Selected Text | 125 |
Commentary | 135 |
The Human Person as a Dualism | 147 |
Selected Text | 155 |
Commentary | 167 |
The Human Person as a Construct | 183 |
Selected Text | 191 |
Commentary | 203 |
The Human Person | 213 |
Commentary | 235 |
The Human Person as Worker | 251 |
Commentary | 277 |
The Human Person | 433 |
Commentary | 457 |
The Human Person as Necessitated | 467 |
Commentary | 489 |
The Human Person as Freedom | 505 |
Commentary | 523 |
The Human Person | 535 |
Commentary | 561 |
Unamuno Selected Text | 583 |
Commentary | 597 |
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