Walter Chatton

Brower-Toland, Susan

doi:10.1007/978-94-024-1665-7_520

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“…For all these reasons, then, Aquinas's account of lying (as expressed at L) seems to me plausible-or at any rate, as plausible as the main alternatives to which it is opposed. 19…”

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Aquinas's views about the morality of lying are well known and often discussed by commentators. But his views about the nature of lying have yet to receive the attention they deserve. In this article, I take some of the first steps necessary to correct this state of affairs by clarifying and offering a limited defense of the account of lying that Aquinas presents in in his Summa Theologiae-more specifically, in that portion of it known as the treatise on truth (Part 2-2, Questions 109-113).

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“…For all these reasons, then, Aquinas's account of lying (as expressed at L) seems to me plausible-or at any rate, as plausible as the main alternatives to which it is opposed. 19…”

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