The volume is divided into three sections focusing, respectively, on issues concerning moral theory and moral theology, moral psychology and practical reason, and moral theory in philosophy of language and metaphysics. The authors--distinguished scholars of medieval philosophy--bring to these issues a variety of approaches and viewpoints. By creatively sampling the breadth of Aquinas's reflections on ethical issues and exploring some of the significant connections that tie his moral thought to other parts of his philosophical and theological system, they display the richness and depth of Aquinas's moral thinking.
Contributors Jan A. Aertsen, Thomas-Institut, Cologne, Germany E. Jennifer Ashworth, University of Waterloo John Boler, University of Washington Mark D. Jordan, University of Notre Dame Anthony Kenny, Oxford University Peter King, Ohio State University Scott MacDonald, Cornell University Gareth B. Matthews, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Paul Vincent Spade, Indiana University Eleonore Stump, Saint Louis University
