Back to the primitive

from substantial capacities to prime matter

Andrew J. Jaeger

381-395

Perception and the vis cogitativa

a thomistic analysis of aspectual, actional, and affectional percepts

Daniel D. de Haan

397-437

Vorhandenheit and Heidegger's predicament over being-in-itself

Anthony D. Traylor

439-464

The voluntary and the involuntary

themes from Anscombe

Roger Teichmann

465-486

Mounier and Landsberg on the person as citizen

the political theory of the early esprit movement

Dries Deweer

487-510

Lonergan's reading of Hegel

Mark D. Morelli

513-534

Lonergan and Hegel on some aspects of knowing

Michael Baur

535-558

Hegel and Lonergan on God (with a nod to Kierkegaard)

Martin De Nys, J. L. Martin

559-571

The notion of being in Hegel and in Lonergan

Robert Wood

573-590

Nietzsche and the drama of historiobiography. by Roberto Alejandro

Robert Wood

591-595

Aquinas on the beginning and ending of human life. by Fabrizio Amerini. translated by Mark Henninger

Mathew Lu

595-598

The sublime in modern philosophy: aesthetics, ethics, and nature. by Emily Brady

Michael R. Spicher

598-600

Postmodern apologetics: arguments for God in contemporary philosophy. by Christina M. Gschwandtner

David J. Bennett

600-602

Philosophy of mind: a comprehensive introduction. by William Jaworski

Edward Feser

603-606

Sounding/silence: Martin Heidegger at the limits of poetics. by David Nowell Smith

Timothy Jussaume

606-610

Epistemic authority: a theory of trust, authority, and autonomy in belief. by Linda Trinkaus Zagzebski

Tomáš Bogardus, Paige Massey

610-613