Logic and knowledge

pp. 98-105

in: Tom Rockmore, William J. Gavin, James G. Colbert, Thomas J. Blakeley, Marxism and alternatives, Berlin, Springer, 1981

Abstrakt

We have reviewed the Aristotelian-Thomistic account of a world governed by four types of causality. A complete account of anything (according to this theory) requires an explanation from the four different points of view. Our initial exposition of the neo-Thomist ethical theory of man, values, and society tried to embody this approach, as do our account of knowledge and of thought.