As light belongs to air

Thomas Aquinas and Meister Eckhart on the existential rootlessness of creatures

Andrew T. LaZella

567-591

The person in the Abrahamic tradition

is the judeo-christian concept of personhood consistent?

Anselm Ramelow

593-610

Albert the Great and "univocal analogy"

Victor M. Salas

611-635

Divine providence in Aquinas's commentaries on Aristotle's physics and metaphysics, and its relevance to the question of evolution and creation

Nicholas Kahm

637-656

Does human nature conflict with itself?

human form and the harmony of the virtues

Micah Lott

657-683

Aquinas on the inferiority of woman

Francisco J. Romero Carrasquillo

685-710

The distinct basic good of aesthetic experience and its political import

Michael R. Spicher

711-729

The future of the university

philosophy, education, and the catholic tradition

John Haldane

731-749

Response to Robert Koons and Matthew O'Brien's "Objects of intention: a hylomorphic critique of the new natural law theory"

Christopher Tollefsen

751-778

Aristotle's concept of chance: accidents, cause, necessity, and determinism. by John Dudley

Mariusz Tabaczek

779-781

Personal identity and resurrection: how do we survive our death? edited by Georg Gasser

Jason T. Eberl

781-785

Beauty and being: thomistic perspectives. by Piotr Jaroszyński. translated by Hugh McDonald

Patrick Toner

786-788

Thomism and tolerance. by John F. X. Knasas

R. M. Hayden Lemmons

788-790

Reading Alasdair MacIntyre's after virtue. by Christopher Stephen Lutz

Christopher O. Blum

791-793

Reason, tradition, and the good: MacIntyre's tradition-constituted reason and Frankfurt school critical theory. by Jeffery L. Nicholas

Joan Braune

793-796

Where the conflict really lies: science, religion, and naturalism. by Alvin Plantinga

Andrew J. Jaeger

796-799

Actuality, possibility, and worlds. by Alexander R. Pruss

Jonathan D. Jacobs

799-802

Plato's moral realism: the discovery of the presuppositions of ethics. by John M. Rist

Gary M. Atkinson

802-804

On determining what there is: the identity of ontological categories in Aquinas, Scotus, and Lowe. by Paul Symington

James D. Madden

804-806