The Ethics of Saint Thomas Aquinas, Two Courses

Table of Contents......Page 6
A. The Project......Page 8
B. History and Myth......Page 10
C. Rome......Page 11
D. Germany......Page 14
E. Eschmann in Canada......Page 16
F. Academic Views......Page 21
G. Eschmann and Thomism......Page 24
H. Professor Jordan's Contribution......Page 26
I. Additional Editorial Principles......Page 28
PART ONE: ESCHMANNUS BELLATOR......Page 32
A. Preliminaries......Page 34
B. Reflections on the Proposed Project......Page 37
C. The Prologue......Page 39
D. The School as Context......Page 41
E. Difficulty of Definition......Page 52
F. The Summa theologiae in the History of Theology......Page 55
G. Thirteenth-Century Developments......Page 61
H. Remarks on the Structure of the First Five Questions of Summa theologiae I-II, and Especially of the First Question......Page 67
I. The Structure of the First Question: On the ultimate end of the human being, divided into eight Articles......Page 68
J. The Sources of the First Question......Page 74
K. Dubium......Page 77
L. The Exposition of Article 1......Page 78
M. The Exposition of Article 2......Page 105
N. The Exposition of Article 3......Page 116
O. The Exposition of Article 4......Page 129
P. The Exposition of Article 5......Page 143
Q. The Exposition of Article 6......Page 158
R. The Exposition of Article 7......Page 172
S. The Exposition of Article 8......Page 179
T. Conclusion......Page 183
PART TWO: ESCHMANNUS AEDIFICATOR......Page 188
A. Prudential Ethics......Page 190
B. The Philosophy of Prudence......Page 205
C. The Moral and Intellectual Context of Prudence......Page 209
D. The Driver's-Seat Virtue: Prudence and Truth......Page 228
E. Law and the Liberty of the Christian......Page 242
A. Saint Thomas Aquinas......Page 264
B. Other Sources......Page 265
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