About

For the Study of Scholastic Thought

This is a site dedicated to the study of medieval and scholastic thought. Its aim is realized in a number of ways, including:

1. Translations: translations of passages/excerpts from medieval texts (usually hitherto untranslated texts, but sometimes offering original translations of already translated pieces).
2. Commentary: explication of ideas, arguments, etc. from medieval thinkers.
3. Disputation: bringing scholastic thought into conversation with other traditions, especially contemporary analytic philosophy.

About Me

My name is Harrison Jennings. I am currently a philosophy PhD student at Baylor University. My main areas of research are medieval philosophy (especially Sts. Albert the Great and Thomas Aquinas), philosophy of mind/philosophical psychology, and metaphysics. However, my personal interests include pretty much everything having to do with philosophy, theology, religion, science, and history. Outside of my academic pursuits, I enjoy swimming, reading literature, watching movies, listening to music, drinking coffee, eating good food, and spending time with friends and family.