
Incarnate Spirits
An Introduction to Philosophical AnthropologyBy Roderrick EsclandaLength3h 37m
About this audiobook
This introduction provides a solid and comprehensive philosophical understanding of the structure of the human person.
Its first chapters follow the outlines of philosophical anthropology laid out by Aristotle and Thomas Aquinas. This classical vision of the human being is enriched with insights gleaned from contemporary personalist authors such as Karol Wojtyła, Joseph Ratzinger, and Leonardo Polo.
Topics covered in this book include questions about what life is, the relation of body and soul, the life of the senses and feelings, the life of reason and freedom, the ethical life and virtue, the dignity of the person, openness and relationship to others and to God, and, finally, a consideration of the human person as created gift.
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GenreChristian & Inspirational
Length3 hrs 37 mins
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Publish dateApr 8, 2024
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Opening
9Chapter 7: Science and Craft
2Introduction
10Chapter 8: Society, Happiness, and the Moral Virtues
3Chapter 1: Life and Soul
11Chapter 9: Person
4Chapter 2: Organic Body
12Chapter 10: Manifestations of the Person
5Chapter 3: Sense Knowledge
13Conclusion
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6Chapter 4: Sense Appetites and Passions
14Acknowledgments
7Chapter 5: Intellect
15Bibliography
8Chapter 6: Will
16Closing