Eric Austin Lee (PhD) is Research Fellow/Deputy Director, North America at the Centre of Theology and Philosophy, University of Nottingham, where he also received his PhD. He is coeditor of the Veritas and KALOS book series.
Samuel Kimbriel (MPhil; PhD) is a Teaching Fellow in philosophical theology at the University of Nottingham. He is the author of Friendship as Sacred Knowing: Overcoming Isolation (2014).
According to Aristotle, inquiry into the soul is one of the noblest
human tasks. Such an inquiry, however, has all but disappeared: if
the soul is not denied altogether, it is rarely thought about. The
Resounding Soul helps us recollect this ancient knowledge, and at
the same time opens up new avenues of reflection. By inviting us to
lift our gaze in this bourgeois and pragmatic age, the editors have
rendered a great service.
--D. C. Schindler, author, Associate Professor of Metaphysics and
Anthropology, The John Paul II Institute These exacting essays
variously suggest that the apparently problematic category of the
soul nonetheless secures the reality of mind without reduction, and
without a dualistic contrast to body and matter. Both body and mind
live, and it is the living force of the soul which combines them in
growth, motion and reflection.
--Catherine Pickstock
Professor of Metaphysics and Poetics, Emmanuel College, University
of Cambridge
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