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A verdade, enquanto relação, a partir da Questão 16 da Primeira Parte da Suma Teológica de Tomás de Aquino

2014; Editora da Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul (EDIPUCRS); Volume: 7; Issue: 2 Linguagem: Inglês

10.15448/1983-4012.2014.2.17544

1983-4012

Paulo Adriano Amaral Fernandes,

Religious and Theological Studies

Our work aims to demonstrate the need to abide by the aspect ratio or size tomásico the concept of "truth", for it presents a reflective approach of sixteen Issue First Part of the Summa Theologica of St. Thomas Aquinas and propose an understanding of Indeed, while relationship.The relevance of the topic starts from the problem classically faces in philosophy and other sciences, the true goal of human knowledge, is the human being, rational knowing subject or object that human beings want to know.In the history of philosophy are known some positions, while a champion of truth present in the human intellect, in this other object to be known, on one hand, subjectivism a rationalist, an empiricist objectivism another, it seems that, even with some attempts in advance before these extreme positions, did not emerge strongly and we have a world view sometimes curtailed by the rule of reason subjectivist, prays for the dictatorship of the empiricist objectivism.This dilemma seems to Edgy us of extremism, and skepticism, especially relativism.The sixteen Issue the First Part of the Summa Theologica, is inserted in the Treaty we call on God, and in this paper we explore the first article, in which Thomas discusses the truth is just the intellect and the sixth article that wonders if all things are true because of one truth or many.Given the discussions provoked in tomásico text and our considerations, we propose that a better understanding of truth occurs, in that we demonstrate a new paradigm and this is the paradigm of the relationship, so we believe it is important, both for epistemology, as anthropology to understand the truth as relative.