Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION: ANSELMS LIFE AND WORK; PART ONE: THE FRAMEWORK OF ANSELMS THOUGHT; PART TWO: GOD; PART THREE: THE ECONOMY OF REDEMPTION; EPILOGUE

About the Author

Sandra Visser is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Valparaiso University. Thomas Williams is Professor of Philosophy and Religious Studies Studies at the University of South Florida.

Reviews

"A fresh study of the astonishing philosophical and theological achievement of Anselm of Canterbury is long overdue. But it has been worth the wait. Visser and Williams bring Anselm's texts and ideas vividly to life. They introduce us to the breadth of his thought - from his philosophy of mind, language, and modality to his reflections on Trinity and Incarnation - with a sensitivity to the texts and a depth of analysis that is rare in books accessible to a general readership." --Scott McDonald, Professor of Philosophy and Norma K. Regan Professor in Christian Studies, Cornell University Reviewed in the Fall 2010 issue of American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly "The authors' work is always careful. Their reconstruction of arguments is meticulous."--Siobhan Nash-MArshall, Manhattanville College