An introduction to the human passions according to Saint Thomas Aquinas
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https://doi.org/10.53439/stdfyt49.25.2022.117-127Keywords:
sensitive appetite, pasion, Thomas Aquinas, facultyAbstract
The compression of the human passionate movement and its wealth as a dynamism that is part of the substantial reality of a corporeal intelligent being, finds in the vast work of Saint Thomas Aquinas a little exploited and never sufficiently known treasure, which redounds, for its value, in an enormous enrichment of the study for Psychology’ students, contributing enormously to raising the understanding of this fundamental dimension of the human being as a rational and free being.
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