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Philosophical Writing as an Artform

April 22nd, 2004 | 2 min read

By Anodos

I recommend Ralph McInerny’s very short Rhyme and Reason: St. Thomas and Modes of Discourse. It’s the Marquette University Aquinas Lecture for 1981.

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