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181.
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Brian McDonough
Revisiting Catholic Social Doctrine
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182.
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William Mathews
On Memoir, Biography, and the Dynamism of Consciousness
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Kenneth R. Melchin
Lonergan and the Social Sciences:
Some Preliminary Reflections
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184.
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Paul St. Amour
Situating Lonergan's Economics in a Context of Collaboration
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Gordon A. Rixon
The Ignatian Presupposition as a Methodological Ground for Collaboration
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Mark D. Morelli
Consciousness Is Not Another Operation
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Gerard Walmsley
Becoming Creative Collaborators:
Polymorphism/Mutual Mediation of Functional Specialities
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Charles T. Tackney
Asian Anticipations of Cosmopolis:
Participation and Distribution Decisions in Japan's Industrialization System after World War II - Evidence of Conversion and Workplace Evangelization
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Kathleen M. Williams
Objectified Conversion as Foundational in Theology:
A Conversion between Rosemary Haughton and Bernard Lonergan, S.J.
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190.
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Lauren E. Weis
Lonergan's Thought May Mediate Concerns about Gender Bias
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191.
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Fred Lawrence
Editor’s Introduction
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Ivo Coelho
“In Some Sense Transcendent or Supernatural”:
Making Sense of an Anomaly in Chapter 20 of Insight
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193.
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Patrick H. Byrne
The Unity of Science, the Universe, and Humanity for Teilhard and Lonergan
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194.
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Robert M. Doran
Moving Vatican II Forward:
The Multi-Religious Context
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Victor Clore
Dialectic Communications:
Contrary Catholics, Black on White, Drifters and Searchers
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196.
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Brian Braman
“We All Have Feet”:
Authentic Dwelling and Architecture
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197.
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Charles Hefling
On Understanding the Hypostatic Union
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198.
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Christine Jamieson
The Ethical Challenges of Medicine Today:
Drawing on the Wisdom of Vatican II
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199.
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Paul LaChance
Recourse to Psychology within the Vocational Journey:
Vatican II and Post-Conciliar Documents
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200.
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Robert Imbelli
Receiving Vatican II:
Renewing the Christic Center
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