Thomistic Psychology

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The book explores the surprising influence of thirteenth-century philosopher and theologian St. Thomas Aquinas on modern psychological disciplines. It delves into the connections between Aquinas's philosophical treatises and contemporary psychological concepts, challenging the notion that historical figures have little relevance to modern theories. By examining these links, the author reveals how Aquinas's insights can enrich our understanding of psychological case studies, including those by influential figures like Sigmund Freud.