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The Concept in Thomism Art and Poetry in the words of oneBy John Frederick Peifer Aristotles Metaphysics famously begins with the words: All men by nature desire to know. The scope of this simple assertion is immense. Its premises and its implications extend practically to the outermost limits of human thought, encompassing metaphysics, epistemology, anthropology, cosmology, and even aesthetics, and encroaching upon the domain of divinity. All men by nature desire to know. But what do, and can, they know?