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Thomistic Psychology Walter Farrell ars imitatur naturam in suaBy Robert Edward Brennan, O. P. Edited and with an Introduction by Cajetan Cuddy, O. P. When one lists the influential figures who gave shape to the modern psychological disciplines, a thirteenth century philosopher and theologian does not immediately come to mind. In Thomistic Psychology, Robert Edward Brennan, O. P., explains how philosophical principles influence psychological practice and inquiry. Although Thomistic Psychology first appeared over