2 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.
Augustine's 386 CE philosophical dialogue written at Cassiciacum just after his conversion — arguing against Academic skepticism (the view that certain knowledge is impossible) — and representing the convergence of Platonism and Christianity that Augustine synthesized throughout his career.
Augustine's 397–400 CE autobiographical prayer — the first autobiography in the Western tradition — following his intellectual wanderings through Manichaeism and Neo-Platonism to Christian conversion, and exploring the psychology of sin, grace, and the restless heart.