Similitud y ejemplaridad de las cosas en el logos, según Tomás de Aquino / The Similarity and Exemplarity of Things in the Logos, according to Thomas Aquinas
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El artículo se centra en la cuestión cuarta del De veritate de Tomás de Aquino para estudiar principalmente el estatuto ontológico de las cosas en el Logos o Verbo divino. Para ello, y siguiendo el texto del Aquinate, se estudia en primer lugar la analogía entre el verbo mental humano y el verbo divino, explicando el significado de la ejemplaridad. En segundo lugar, se recorre el proceso cognoscitivo que conduce a la concepción intelectual. Posteriormente, y de modo comprensivo respecto de lo anterior, se aborda el asunto concerniente al modo de ser conocida la cosa, según similitud y ejemplaridad, en el Logos divino.
This article focuses on the fourth question of Thomas Aquinas’ De veritate in order to analyse the ontological status of things in the divine Logos, or Word. To do this, and following Aquinas’ text, it first examines the analogy between the mental word and the divine word, explaining the meaning of exemplarity. It then traces the cognitive process which leads to intellectual conception. Finally, in a comprehensive manner, it examines issues surrounding the way of knowing a thing according to similitude and exemplarity in the divine Logos.
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