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100 1 _aO'Connor, D. J.
_q(Daniel John),
_d1914-
245 1 0 _aAquinas and natural law
_c[by] D. J. O'Connor.
260 _aLondon,
_aMelbourne [etc.]
_bMacmillan,
_c1967 [i.e. 1968]
300 _aix, 93 p.
_c22 cm.
505 8 _aInrotduction -- Life -- Writing -- Some features of Aquinas' philosophy -- The influence of Aristotle -- Philosophical method -- Faith and reason -- Philosophical presuppositions -- Knowledge -- Some basic concepts of metaphysics -- Man and his nature -- Good and evil -- Happiness and the end for man -- Some influences from Aristotle's Ethics -- Happiness and human nature -- Reson, action, and morality -- Reason and morality -- Moral action -- Conscience and the practical syllogism -- The freedom of the will -- Natural law -- Conclusion.
600 0 0 _aThomas,
_d1225?-1274
650 0 _aNatural law