Publisher's Synopsis
This book is a paraphrase of Aristotle's classic work, De Anima, which examines the nature of the human soul. The author, Sophonias, was a medieval philosopher and scholar who sought to clarify Aristotle's often complex and difficult prose for a wider audience. The book is an interesting example of the ongoing dialogue between the classical and medieval worlds and provides valuable insights into the medieval understanding of human nature and consciousness.
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