Thomas Aquinas on the Good, Moral Life, and Happiness

The essays collected in this volume deal with themes that are central to Aquinas's practical philosophy of human virtue and happiness. They focus on the anthropological-theological presuppositions of his moral thought, such as good and evil, human freedom as rooted in the transcendental openness of the soul, practical reason and virtue, and, as recurring theme, the duality of nature and grace in a...