'Metaphysics of the Exodus': Debating Platonic Versus Christian Traces in St Thomas' Concept of Being: 'Metaphysics of the Exodus': Debating Platonic Versus Christian Traces in St Thomas' Concept of Being: M. A. S. Pérez.
This paper critically analyzes the deconstructive tendency that some authors have shown against the so-called Metaphysics of Exodus, promoted by philosophers such as Étienne Gilson. The most original notion in Thomas Aquinas's philosophy is that being (esse) is said to derive not from the Bible as G...
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