An extended and revised edition of one of the best-selling Cambridge Texts.
Cambridge Texts in the History of Political Thought Series
This series serves as a foundational resource for exploring the evolution of Western political thought across centuries. It meticulously presents seminal works that have shaped political discourse, alongside less familiar but crucial texts that broaden our understanding of the tradition. Each volume offers authoritative and accessible editions, enhanced by critical introductions that provide essential historical and philosophical context. This collection forms an indispensable library for students and scholars delving into the depths of political theory.
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This volume is a significant contribution to the Cambridge Texts series, showcasing the works of Thomas Aquinas, a pivotal figure in medieval philosophy and theology. It offers readers access to Aquinas's profound insights and arguments, reflecting his influence on Western thought. The collection is essential for those interested in philosophy, theology, and the historical context of Aquinas's ideas, providing a comprehensive look at his contributions to these fields.