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This work is Maritain's masterpiece. Published as ""Distinguer pour unir, ou Les degres du savoir"" in 1932, the book proposes a hierarchy of forms of knowledge that culminates in mystical experience and that wisdom which is a gift of the Holy Ghost. His inspiration is St Thomas Aquinas.

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"One can open The Degrees of Knowledge to almost any page and discover there something worth thinking about." —Pastoral Life

* Perspectives on Political Science *

"The Degrees of Knowledge represents one of the most complete articulations of Maritain's incorporation of the thinking of Saint Thomas Aquinas into his work." —The Library Quarterly

* Choice *

The Degrees of Knowledge remains interesting and valuable because it deals with a theme that is characteristic of, but antedates, much of postmodern thought—i.e., the critique of ‘modern epistemology.’ —Études maritainiennes

* Commentary *

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    A Paperback / softback by Jacques Maritain, Ralph McInerny

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      Publisher: University of Notre Dame Press
      Publication Date: 15/01/1995
      ISBN13: 9780268008864, 978-0268008864
      ISBN10: 0268008868

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      This work is Maritain's masterpiece. Published as ""Distinguer pour unir, ou Les degres du savoir"" in 1932, the book proposes a hierarchy of forms of knowledge that culminates in mystical experience and that wisdom which is a gift of the Holy Ghost. His inspiration is St Thomas Aquinas.

      Trade Review

      "One can open The Degrees of Knowledge to almost any page and discover there something worth thinking about." —Pastoral Life

      * Perspectives on Political Science *

      "The Degrees of Knowledge represents one of the most complete articulations of Maritain's incorporation of the thinking of Saint Thomas Aquinas into his work." —The Library Quarterly

      * Choice *

      The Degrees of Knowledge remains interesting and valuable because it deals with a theme that is characteristic of, but antedates, much of postmodern thought—i.e., the critique of ‘modern epistemology.’ —Études maritainiennes

      * Commentary *

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