THE POPE AND THE GERMAN CATHOLICS ON "THE THEORY OF THE SOUL."

IN the number of this Review for December last year, there appeared a well-written article explaining and vindicating the psychological principle of Scholasticism, "that man is one complete being, made up of body and soul in the sense that the intellectual soul is by itself the true and immedia...

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Published in:The Contemporary review, 1866-1900 1866-1900, 1870-12, Vol.16, p.555-570
Main Author: Frohschammer, J
Format: Article
Language:English
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Summary:IN the number of this Review for December last year, there appeared a well-written article explaining and vindicating the psychological principle of Scholasticism, "that man is one complete being, made up of body and soul in the sense that the intellectual soul is by itself the true and immediate form of body."
ISSN:0010-7565