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Leonard Ferry
“What’s an Ostrich Worth to Wolterstorff?”
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Nikolaj Zunic
Must a Catholic Approach to Philosophy be Thomistic?:
A Contrast Between Maritain and Marcel
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Frederick Matern
N. O. Lossky’s Use of the Concept of Intuition
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Augusto Del Noce
The Lesson of Maritain
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Louis Perron
Thomas d’Aquin, Kant et la perspective transcendantale selon Ladrière
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Denis Vincelette
Le concept du droit positif chez Jacques Maritain et Paul Amselek:
opposition ou complémentarité?
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David Bellusci, O.P.
Other as Gift in the Personalism of Karol Wojtyla
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William Sweet
Being in the World: A Quotable Maritain Reader By Mario D’Souza, CSB
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Elizabeth Trott, William Sweet
Leslie Armour: Metaphysician, Philosopher of Community, Friend
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Richard Feist
Some Reflections on J. M. E. McTaggart’s Philosophical System: a Simple Metaphysics but a Complex Epistemology
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Frederick Matern
On Forms and Causes:
The Toronto School of Communication as Postscript to Plato
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Hayden Kee
Platonic and Aristotelian Influences in the Philosophy of Language:
A Case for the Cratylus
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Scott Ventureyra
The Cosmological Argument & the place of Contestation in Philosophical Discourse:
From Plato & Aristotle to Contemporary Debates
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Walter Schultz
Toward a Grammar of Liberation:
Exploring the Contours of Salvation in the Twenty-First Century
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Mario O. D’Souza
The Unity of the Thought of Jacques Maritain
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Nikolaj Zunic
Matter, Spirit and Teleology in Human Generation
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Scott Ventureyra
God’s Simplicity, Evolution and the Origin of Embodied Human Consciousness
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Robbie Moser
A Note on Anselm’s Unum Argumentum
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Mario O. D’Souza
Maritain, Political Community, and the Common Good
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Walter J. Schultz
Toward a Personalist Economy:
The Centrality of Familial Love and Rights in a Truly Human Economic Order
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