La mente del universo y la causalidad
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Philosophy of Nature, Material Cause, Formal Cause, Efficient Cause, Final Cause, MetaphysicsAbstract
The Mind of the Universe and Causality
In The Mind of the Universe Mariano Artigas builds a bridge connecting science and theology. One of the connections he establishes between the two areas of knowledge goes through the philosophy of nature, specifically through the study of causality; in fact, in The Mind of the Universe can be found ways to understand and to expose the Aristotelian-Thomistic doctrine of causality that allow, on the one hand, the connection between science and theology and, on the other hand, going deeper into the philosophical understanding of the natural world.
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