The Pre-Socratic Use of [Psyché] As a Term for the Principle of Motion

This book explores the use of the term phyche as the principle of motion in Pre-Socratic philosophy. It analyzes the works of Pre-Socratic philosophers and their ideas on the origin of motion. Thomas Aquinas and Sister Agnes O'Neil provide a thorough examination of the concept of phyche and its significance in Pre-Socratic philosophy.
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