The Soul in Medieval Christian Thought

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In Stewart Goetz & Charles Taliaferro (eds.), A Brief History of the Soul. Malden, MA: Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 30–64 (2011)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Augustine Aquinas.

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the soul in medieval Christian thought ‐ philosophy of two medieval thinkers   religious background ‐ diving back into philosophy of the soul   The Hebrew Bible, (Christian Old Testament) and New Testament ‐ a holistic view of humans   Hebrew theology, seeing over time ‐ the reality of an afterlife   Augustine, and the soul ‐ principle of life, that everything that is ensouled is alive   soul, being aware of its non‐bodily nature ‐ Augustine's position on self‐knowledge   complexity at level of propertyhood ‐ and simplicity at the level of thinghood   Augustine's argument, not from materialist theories of mind ‐ but Freudian idea of unconscious mind   Augustine's insight, in making sense of the idea ‐ that a soul does not know about   Thomas Aquinas's authoritative position ‐ and the Roman Catholic Church

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