Explore the profound insights of Thomas Aquinas on the nature of moral wrongdoing in this groundbreaking work by Colleen McCluskey. Delving into Aquinas' comprehensive theory of human nature and actions, this book offers a fresh perspective on how moral failings arise. McCluskey carefully examines how defects in human capacities—such as the intellect, will, and passions—lead to wrongful actions. Uncover Aquinas' unique theory of privation and vices, which shape his understanding of moral errors. Perfect for scholars of medieval philosophy, theology, and ethics, this accessible yet deep exploration illuminates Aquinas' psychological approach to moral wrongdoing. Whether you're a student of philosophy or a seasoned academic, this book will enrich your understanding of moral theory and human nature.
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