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Westberg is well-acquainted with recent Aristotelian scholarship, and convincing in his readings of Aquinas's texts....Its meticulous scholarship and its balanced originality make it well worth the effort for anyone who is interested either in the interpretation of Aristotle...or in a more accurate understanding of Aquinas's contribution to the psychology of human action and the nature of good moral decision-making. There is a good index, and an excellent bibliography. --The Heythrop Journal<br> .,. this is a very important book. To any student of Aquinas, Westberg presents a strong bibliography, restores the distinctiveness of prudence, has restructured our understanding of the process of moral reasoning, and highlighted the importance of decision not as a simple act of will, but rather as the act of a rational agent. --Theological Studies<br> .,. anyone with a serious interest in medieval ethics should read Westberg's study. --The Philosophical Review<br>

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