Thomistic Psychology: A Philosophical Analysis on the Nature of Man

by Robert Edward Brennan, Mortimer J. Adler (introduction)

Introduction
Acknowledgments
Book 1: Aristotle
The Psychology of Aristotle
Book 2: Aquinas
The Psychology of Aquinas
Man: The Integer
The Vegetative Life of Man
The Sensitive Knowledge of Man
The Passions & Actions of Man
The Intellectual Knowledge of Man
The Volitional Life of Man
The Powers of Man
The Habits of Man
Man: The Person
The Soul of Man
Book 3: The Moderns
Modern Psychology & the Thomistic Synthesis
Bibliography
Index

Genres: Psychology, Philosophy

364 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1941

About the author

Robert Edward Brennan, O.P. was a Dominican priest and psychologist. He was a professor at Providence College from 1931–1943, where he directed its Thomistic Institute. He was also attached to the Institute of Psychology at the University of Montreal.