Maritain's lost sequel to The Degrees of Knowledge and the future of thomism

Gregorianum 87 (3):544-556 (2006)
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Jacques Maritain's The Degrees of Knowledge has rightly been recognized as one of the milestones of the 20th century Thomistic renaissance, but what is virtually unknown is that after The Degrees of Knowledge his thought underwent a profound transformation which could have a significant impact on the future of Thomism

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