Johannis Pechami Queastiones tractantes de anima [Latin]

Johannis Pechami Queastiones tractantes de anima, edited by Hieronymus Spettmann, presents a critical edition of John Peckham's insightful questions concerning the soul. Written in Latin, this work delves into the philosophical and theological understanding of the anima, reflecting the scholastic tradition of the late 13th century. Peckham, a prominent Archbishop of Canterbury, explores the nature, faculties, and relationship of the soul to the body, engaging with Aristotelian and Augustinian thought. This edition offers scholars a valuable resource for understanding medieval philosophy and its engagement with questions of psychology and metaphysics. The text illuminates the intellectual landscape of the period and provides a rich source for those studying the history of ideas.

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