The influence of the passions on cognitive assessment - Orcellet, Gustavo Alejandro
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We study how the passions condition the particular sensible judgement of the cogitative, the faculty that bridges between the sensible and the spiritual, which apprehends the sensible in its reason of convenience or harmfulness, of absolute sensible good or absolute sensible evil. We do so by approaching the treatise on the passions in the Summa Theologica of St. Thomas Aquinas. In order to answer the questions: what do the passions leave in the cognitive, how do they affect it, what happens in the case of diseases of the passions, how to educate them, we analyse each of them according to the…mehr

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We study how the passions condition the particular sensible judgement of the cogitative, the faculty that bridges between the sensible and the spiritual, which apprehends the sensible in its reason of convenience or harmfulness, of absolute sensible good or absolute sensible evil. We do so by approaching the treatise on the passions in the Summa Theologica of St. Thomas Aquinas. In order to answer the questions: what do the passions leave in the cognitive, how do they affect it, what happens in the case of diseases of the passions, how to educate them, we analyse each of them according to the order and the way in which our author presents them, and taking into account the contribution of authors who belong to our time and who deepen the teaching of Aquinas.
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Lic Gustavo Alejandro Orcellet. He was born on April 9, 1976 in Entre Ríos. Since 1995 he has lived in San Rafael, Mza. where he received his priestly formation in the Diocesan Seminary of Santa María Madre de Dios. He was ordained priest on December 14, 2002. He obtained a degree in philosophy from the Catholic University of San Juan in 2018.