Psychologia

Psychologia is a two-part treatise on the nature of the rational soul. Written by John Broughton, this book provides a detailed account of the traditional view of the soul, as an immaterial and immortal substance united to the human body. With extensive citations and supporting arguments, this book is an essential read for philosophers, theologians, and scholars of the history of ideas.
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