PDF (Português (Brasil))
FLIP
This journal provides immediate open access to its content, based on the principle that giving the public free access to research helps a greater global exchange of knowledge.
Therefore, the Creative Commons 4.0 Attribution Attribution - Equal Share (by-sa) License is accepted: The commercial use of the work and the possible derived works is permitted, the distribution of which must be done with a license equal to that regulates the original work.
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
Along these same lines and in line with the Open Access policy, it is clarified that the authors maintain their rights to articles, without restrictions and, in the same way, they maintain their publication rights, without restrictions. They are only asked to reference the number of the Franciscanum magazine where the article initially appeared.
Abstract
In face of contemporary difficulties in the foundation of ethical thought, mostly due to necessary but extrapolated fractures between nature and subjectivity, knowledge and action, many thinkers are now revisiting the great thomasian synthesis of western thought. Under many reinterpretations in the fields of ethics, law, epistemology and metaphysics, it is not improper to say that thomasian thought lives a small renaissance, particularly in the English-speaking world, resulting in numerous revisionistic and historical approaches, as much as adaptations in the research fields of analytic philosophy and theology. Avoiding the systematical analysis in favor of a simpler and more informative presentation we expose central tenets of thomasian ethics in close consideration to their metaphysical groundings, according to contemporary authors who struggle in this thomasian revival, making explicit the relevance of the moral disposition of human beings in this thought.
Downloads
Cited by
