Exploring Transcendence and Idealism in Thomism

The chapter delves into the concept of transcendence and idealism in Thomism, highlighting the evolution of these ideas through philosophers like Husserl. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing key motifs in Aquinas' systematic conception and contrasts realism in his philosophy with alternative viewpoints like constructivism. The conversation also touches on perspectival knowing, realism, and the intersection of Thomistic philosophy with Heideggerian language.