Intellectual intuition in the general metaphysics of Jacques Maritain: a study in the history of the methodology of classical metaphysics

New York: Peter Lang (2013)
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The publication presents Maritain's concept of intellectual intuition in a wide philosophical and historical context and examines its role in the construction of metaphysics. The book addresses metaphysics in the aspect of its development and methodology.

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