Thomistic Psychology

Stages of Consciousness, by James Chastek

2 comments to Thomistic Psychology

  • Maria Pringle

    Thank you Ben.This article presents an interesting reflection using principles of logic and the philosophy of nature. That is, consciousness as motion from the indifferent to perception, then to concept and to a term. The idea of “binary consciousness’ is a little confusing, is the author implying a unity between what is in the mind and the reality out of the mind? To me, it points to the faculty of reasoning and being able to handle different concepts.

  • Chastek is very much implying a unity between what is in the mind and the reality that is out there. However, being reality, it is richer than any one way of looking at it.

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