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Antonia Fitzpatrick has provided us in this book with a highly detailed and well-constructed study in which, as she justifiably claims, Aquinas can be shown in fact to have developed an account of our continuing identity in terms of the body rather than the soul. It is a book that should be of interest to Thomists, as well as theologians more generally, and students of medieval philosophy will certainly find it a very helpful study. * Oliver Davies, The English Historical Review *

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Antonia Fitzpatrick is Departmental Lecturer in Medieval History at the University of Oxford's History Faculty and St. John's College. Prior to this, she was a Junior Research Fellow at St. John's, a doctoral and masters student at University College London, and an undergraduate at Wadham College, Oxford. Thomas Aquinas on Bodily Identity is her first book. She is researching a second monograph on Dominican and Franciscan intellectual traditions in the Late Middle Ages, and separately examining notions of harmony in medieval thought. Antonia is trained in Philosophy as well as History, and in addition to articles on Franciscan and Dominican debates about individuality and bodily identity, she has published on the relationship between modern historical modes of argumentation and formal logic.

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