76 ppg. Appears unread. "One of the criticisms levelled against Rosmini was obscurity and novelty in the language he used. Paradoxically, he frequently points out in his works that words must be used with meaning given them by people in general or 'ordinary sociallife'; if used with another meaning, the author whould define the maining. In Theological Language he is concerned with the language used to express conscepts that are not readily tied to sense an generally beyound the evidence of sense. His plan for the work was never completed, and this booklet contains only the first of two parts, in which he discusses the principles to be followed by a Catholic author when expressing himself but, as he points out, the principles apply to all authors..."Soft Cover. As New. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.