Truth or transcendentals: What was St. Thomas's intention at de veritate 1.1?

The Thomist 67 (2):197-219 (2003)
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In this article, I argue that Thomas Aquinas's primary intention in De Veritate 1.1 was to define truth rather than to offer a systematic doctrine of the transcendentals, and consider the implications of this reading for various aspects of Aquinas's philosophy and theology.

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Michael Waddell
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