Ars Logica Seu De Forma Et Materia Ratiocinandi

"Ars Logica Seu De Forma Et Materia Ratiocinandi" est opus praeclarum Ioannis a Sancto Thoma, quod fundamenta logicae scholasticae et thomisticae profundissime exponit. Hic textus, in traditione aristotelica firmiter radicatus, ratiocinationis naturam dupliciter investigat: per formam et per materiam. Auctor, qui inter maximos interpretes Sancti Thomae Aquinatis numeratur, subtilissimas quaestiones de terminis, propositionibus, et syllogismis analytice evolvit.

In hoc volumine, Ioannes a Sancto Thoma non solum regulas logicae formalis tradit, sed etiam ad logicam maiorem seu materialem progreditur, ubi de veritate, de demonstratione, et de certitudine scientiae disseritur. Opus est fons inexhaustus sapientiae philosophicae, in quo unitas rationis et ordinis intellectualis defenditur. "Ars Logica" manet documentum perenne pro omnibus qui cognitionis humanae structuram et veritatis inquirendae viam intellegere cupiunt. Per hanc ratiocinandi artem, studiosi ad altiorem philosophiam et theologiam praeparantur, firmo gressu in semita sapientiae perennis procedentes.

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