Saint Augustine's Doctrine Of Sense Knowledge
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"Saint Augustine's Doctrine Of Sense Knowledge" explores the philosophical underpinnings of Augustine's understanding of sensory perception. This scholarly work delves into Augustine's writings to extract and analyze his views on how humans acquire knowledge through their senses and how this knowledge relates to reason and faith. The book offers insights into Augustine's engagement with classical philosophical traditions and his unique synthesis of these traditions with Christian theology. A valuable resource for scholars and students interested in medieval philosophy, the history of epistemology, and the intellectual legacy of Saint Augustine.
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