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L'homme animal politique et parlant selon Albert le Grand et Thomas d'Aquin
2020
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The present article intends to study, from the point of view of moral philosophy, the Aristotelian definition of man, as a 'political animal endowed with language', in the interpretation of Albert the Great and Thomas Aquinas. Regarding Albert, I take into account his theory of happiness and friendship ; regarding Aquinas, I study the conception of practical science, as well as his theory of preaching.
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