Philosophical Anthropology
An Introduction
Philosophical Anthropology
An Introduction
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Description
Written by two professors of philosophy at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, Philosophical Anthropology: An Introduction brings reason, observation, and theory to bear on some of the fundamental human questions. Grounded in the Aristotelian-Thomistic tradition, the authors delineate the realities found in the human condition.
Drawing from both classical and modern philosophy and various fields of science, such as neurology and paleontology, Professors Lombo and Russo present a comprehensive reflection on human existence, characterized particularly by the use of freedom.
- This Primer on Understanding the Human Condition: Explores the classical thinking behind the nature of the human person
- It Is Written For: Seminarians, students of philosophy, and all those who are curious about the fundamental capacities and limitations inherent to being human
- This Book Addresses: Body-soul unity; flourishing within community; our human faculties, instincts, and virtues; and the goal of self-transcendence
About the Authors:
Rev. Jose Angel Lombo is a professor of philosophy at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross. Rev. Francesco Russo also instructs at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, where he serves as a professor of anthropology of culture and society. Both are accomplished writers and experts in their field of expertise.
