Thomistic Considerations: Themes in Aquinas, Aristotle, Augustine, Dante, and Eliot

"This collection of essays considers a variety of themes in philosophy, theology, and poetry, three ways of thinking that share a certain openness and comprehensiveness. The essays show how philosophy, theology, and poetry are ways of thinking in the medium of words-in large part in the medium of written words-against the background of all things and from the point of view of all of human life. As the essays make clear, philosophy, theology, and poetry are special ways of thinking and speaking, but they are the contrary of specializations"-- Provided by publisher.