Edited by Michael Baur, Fordham University
ISSN 0065-7638 · ISBN 978-1-889680-58-3 · Published October 2007 · 314 pages

1. Anthony J. Lisska, Presidential Address - A Look at Inner Sense in Aquinas: A Long-Neglected Faculty Psychology
2. Alexander Eodice, Presentation of the Aquinas Medal
3. Anthony Kenny, Aquinas Medalist's Address
4. Anthony Kenny, The Beginning of Individual Human Life
5. John Haldane, The Metaphysics of Intellet(ion)
6. Kurt Pritzl, The Place of Intellect in Aristotle
7. Jonathan J. Sanford, Aristotle's Divided Mind: Some Thoughts on Intellectual Virtue and Aristotle's Occasional Dualism
8. Jean DeGroot, A Husserlian Perspective on Empirical Mathematics in Aristotle
9. Gloria Wasserman, Thomas Aquinas on Truths About Nonbeings
10. Stephen Pimentel, Formal Identity as Isomorphism in Thomistic Philosophy of Mind
11. Benjamin Hill, Why We Can No Longer Rationally Believe That Our Intellective Soul is a Substantive Form: On the Degringolade of the Simplicity Argument
12. H. M. Giebel, The Separate Minds of Church and State: Collective Mental States and Their Unsettling Implications
13. Richard C. Taylor, Abstraction in Al-Fârâbî
14. Jon McGuinnis, Making Abstraction Less Abstract: The Logical, Psychological, and Metaphysical Dimensions of Avicenna's Theory of Abstraction
15. John Zeis, Evidentialism and Faith: Believing in Order to Know
16. Bernando Cantens, Cognitive Faculties and Evolutionary Naturalism
17. William Jaworski, Hylomorphism and Post-Cartesian Philosophy of Mind
18. David B. Hershenov, Shoemaker's Problem of Too Many Thinkers
19. Stephen R. Grimm, The Need for Explanation in the Philosophy of Mind: A Case Study
20. Michael Schrynemakers, Vagueness and Pointless Evil
21. Lorelle Lamascus, Aquinas and Themistius on Intellect
22. Jörg Alejandro Tellkamp, Aquinas in Intentions in the Medium and in the Mind

ACPA Reports and Minutes

Edited by Michael Baur, Fordham University
ISSN 0065-7638 · ISBN 1-889680-52-4 · Published October 2006 · 312 pages

1. James Marsh, Presidential Address - Self-Appropriation and Liberation: Philosophizing in the Light of Catonsville
2. Anthony Lisska, Presentation of the Aquinas Medal
3. Brian Davies, Aquinas Medalist's Address: Thoughts about God
4. Drucilla Cornell, Redemption in the Midst of Phantasmagoria (Dispelling the Fate of Socialism)
5. William Desmond, Doing Justice and the Practice of Philosophy
6. Elizabeth Linehan, Crime and Catholic Tradition: Restoration or Retribution?
7. Emily Crookston, Strict Just War Theory and Conditional Pacifism
8. Richard C. Taylor and Max Herrera, Aquinas's Naturalizing Epistemology
9. Samuel B. Condic, How a priori is Lonergan?
10. Edward McGushin, Reflections on a Critical Geneology of the Experience of Poverty
11. Jason Bausher, M.A.R., "Greening" James L. Marsh's "Philosophy after Catonsville"
12. James D. Madden and Louis A. Mancha, Jr., A Couonterfactual Analysis in Defense of Aquinas's Inference of Omnipotence from Creation Ex Nihilo
13. Siobhan Nash-Marshall, Is Evil Really an Ontological Primitive
14. Jeffrey J. Maciejewski, Natural Law, Natural Rhetoric, and Rhetorical Perversions
15. Bernard G. Prusak, The Ancients, the Moderns, and the Courts
16. William Jaworski, Hylomorphism and Mental Causation
17. Kevin W. Sharpe, Aquinas and Non-Reductive Physicalism
18. Patrick Murray and Jeanne Schuler, Karl Marx and the Critique of Bourgeois Philosophy
19. Madonna Adams, The Concept of Work in Maria Montessori and Karl Mark
20. Peter R. Costello, Towards a Phenomenology of Gratitude: What is Pleasing in the Euthyphro
21. Donald J. Musacchio, Divine and Human Agency in the Work of Social Justice: Liberation Theology Responds to Radical Orthodoxy

ACPA Reports and Minutes

Edited by Michael Baur, Fordham University
ISSN 0065-7638 · ISBN 1-889680-44-3 · Published December 2005 · 324 pages

1. Nicholas Rescher, Presidential Address: Faith, Respect for Tradition (And the Catholic Philosopher Today)
2. Patrick Lee, Presentation of the Aquinas Medal
3. John Finnis, Aquinas Medalist's Address: Self-referential (or Performative) Inconsistency: Its Significance for Truth
4. Gareth Matthews, The Aporetic Augustine
5. James Ross, Adapting Aquinas: Analogy and Forms
6. Bonnie Kent, Happiness and the Willing Agent: The Ongoing Relevance of the Franciscan Tradition
7. Ian Kerr, Newman's Standing as a Philosopher
8. Lorenz Puntel, How Can the Grand Metaphysical Qustions of the (Christian-)Metaphysical Tradition be Re-Thought Today?
9. Stephen Pimentel, Thomas's Elusive Proof: A Reconstruction of the "Existential Argument" for the Existence of God
10. Glenn Statile, The Uncertainty Principle and the Existence of God
11. James M. Jacobs, The Relevance of Aristotle's Notion of Equity for the Contemporary Abortion Debate
12. John Zeis, Killing Innocents and the Doctrine of Double Effect
13. Lloyd Newton, Duns Scotus's Account of a Proper Quid Science of the Categories
14. John Peterson, Are there Final Causes?
15. Joe McCoy, The Appropriation of Myth and the Sayings of the Wise in Plato's Meno and Philebus
16. William Jaworski, Hylymorphism and the Mind-Body Problem
17. Aaron Martin, Reckoning with Ross: Possibles, Divine Ideas, and Virtual Practical Knowledge
18. Brett Gaul, Is the Problem of Evil a Problem for Descartes
19. Stephen Grimm, Value Incommensurability
20. M. V. Dougherty, Moral Dilemmas and Moral Luck: Reckoning with the Thomistic Ethical Tradition
21. Michael R. Kelly, On the Mind's Pronouncement of Time: Aristotle, Augustine, and Husserl on Time-consciousness
22. Chad Engelland, Augustinian Elements in Heidegger's Philosophical Anthropology: A Study of the Early Lecture Course on Augustine
23. Max J. Latona, New Technologies, Old Distinctions: What's Wrong with Cloning?
24. Raymond D. Boisvert, Ethics is Hospitality

ACPA Reports and Minutes

Edited by Michael Baur, Fordham University
ISSN 0065-7638 · ISBN 1-889680-39-7 · Published July 2004 · 324 pages

1. David Burrell Presidential Address: Faith, Culture, and Reason: Analagous Language and Truth
2. Anthony J. Liska Presentation of the Aquinas Medal
3. Michael Dummett Aquinas Medalist's Address
4. Deirdre Carabine Outsiders on the Inside? Thinking About the Intercultural Understandingf of Gender Identity
5. Faustine Pereira Human Rights, Human Wrongs, and the Problem of Multicultural Understanding
6. Jacques Poulain Justice and Truth: A Critical Examination of the Liberal Contract
7. James J. Delaney and Jeffrey Dueck A Rethinking of Contemporary Religious Tolerance
8. John F.X. Knasas Does the Catholic Church Teach That There is no One True Philosophy?
9. M.V. Dougherty On the Alleged Subalternate Character of Sacro Doctrina in Aquinas
10. Michael Baur Newman on the Problem of the Partiality and Unity of the Sciences
11. W. Matthews Grant Aquinas, Divine Simplicity, and Divine Freedom
12. Louis A. Mancha, Jr. Defending God's Strong Conservation
13. Catherine Jack Deavel Unity and Primary Substance for Aristotle
14. James J. Madden Leibniz on Teleology and the Intelligibility of Nature
15. Karl Schudt Are Animal Rights Inimical to Human Dignity?
16. James W. Boettcher "Political Not Metaphysical": Reading the Bishops' Letter as a Form of Public Reason
17. Joseph G. Trabbic Maimonides, Aquinas, and Interreligious Dialogue
18. Andrew J. Dell'Olio Zhu Xi and Thomas Aquinas on the Foundations of Moral Self-Cultivation
19. Atherton C. Lowry The Metaphysics of Culture: Its Being, Its Life, and Its Death
20. Paul St. Amour Cultural Pluralism and the Limitations of the Classicist Conception of Culture
21. Joshua P. Hochschild Did Aquinas Answer Cajetan's Question?: Aquinas's Semantic Rules for Analogy
22. Antonio Donato The Role of Focus in Aquinas's Doctrine of Analogy

ACPA Reports and Minutes

Edited by Michael Baur, Fordham University
ISSN 0065-7638 · ISBN 0-918090-36-9 · Published July 2003 · 308 pages

1. Patrick L. Bourgeois Presidential Address: Philosophy at the Boundary of Reason
2. John J. Drummond Presentation of the Aquinas Medal
3. Robert Sokolowski Aquinas Medalist's Address: Language, the Human Person, and Christian Faith
4. Jean-Luc Marion The Unspoken: Apophasis and the Discourse of Love
5. James L. Marsh Justice, Difference, and the Possibility of Metaphysics
6. Adriaan Peperzak The Catholicity of a Catholic Philosopher
7. Bernardo J. Cantens Peirce and the Spontaneous Conjectures of Instinctive Reason: A Neglected Argument for the Reality of God
8. Myron A. Penner The Quest for Natural Attitudes within Ontological Limits
9. John J. Conley The Limits of Metaphysical Reason: Re-reading John Paul II
10. Martin De Nys The Paradox at Reasons Boundary
11. Phillip Stambovsky Mythemically Figuring the Limits of Ethical Reason: The Prelude of Fear and Trembling
12. M.V. Dougherty Thomas Aquinas and Divine Command Theory
13. Jonathan J. Sanford Affective Insight: Scheler on Feeling and Values
14. Alexander J. Doherty Aquinas on Scriptural Metaphor and Allegory
15. Christine O'Connell Baur Dante as Philosopher at the Boundary of Reason
16. Joseph G. Trabbic Aquinas and Continental Philosophy of Religion: Finding a Way Out of Ontotheology
17. Danilo Marcondes de Souza Filho The Maker's Knowledge Principle and the Limits of Science
18. Avery Goldman The Metaphysics of Kantian Epistemology
19. Lawrence Masek Why Kant's Project Did Not Have to Fail
20. Lisa Bellantoni What Are Persons Made Of?
21. Janette M. Blandford Employment-at-Will in the Context of Catholic Higher Education

ACPA Reports and Minutes

Edited by Michael Baur, Fordham University
ISSN 0065-7638 · ISBN 0-918090-35-0 · Published July 2002 · 348 pages

1. James F. Ross Presidential Address: Together with the Body I Love
2. Dominic J. Balestra Presentation of the Aquinas Medal
3. Richard J. Blackwell Aquinas Medalist's Address: The Human Genome and the Mind-Body Problem
4. Edwin M. Curley The Immortality of the Soul in Descartes and Spinoza
5. Marilyn McCord Adams Ockham on the Soul: Elusive Proof, Dialectical Persuasions
6. Alfred J. Freddoso Good News, Your Soul Hasn't Died Quite Yet
7. Mark Amorose Aristotle's Immortal Intellect
8. Carl N. Still Do We Know All after Death? Thomas Aquinas on the Disembodied Soul's Knowledge
9. Bernardo J. Cantens A Solution to the Problem of Personal Identity in the Metaphysics of Thomas Aquinas
10. Silas Langley Aquinas, Resurrection, and Material Continuity
11. Mark Van Hollebeke To Thine Own Self Be True: Tensions in Bernard Lonergan's Conception of Self-Appropriation
12. Gregory B. Sadler Blondel's Conception of the Option between Egoism and Charity and Its Consequences for Intellectual Life and Culture
13. Daniel Collins-Cavanaugh The Augustinian Impact on the History of Time
14. John F. Crosby Is All Evil Really only Privation?
15. Michael Winter An Axiomatic Approach to Aristotle's Ethics
16. W. Matthews Grant Aquinas among Libertarians and Compatibilists: Breaking the Logic of Theological Determinism
17. Christopher M. Brown Aquinas on the Individuation of Non-living Substances
18. John White Max Scheler's Tripartite Anthropology
19. Justin Skirry A Hylomorphic Interpretation of Descartes's Theory of Mind-Body Union
20. Gordon Barnes Should Property-Dualists Be Substance-Hylomophists?
21. James Kow What Philosophy Can Appropriately Say about the Person in the Eucharist
22. Brian Treanor God and the Other Person: Levinas's Appropriation of Kierkegaard's Encounter with Otherness

ACPA Reports and Minutes

Edited by Michael Baur, Fordham University
ISSN 0065-7638 · ISBN 0-918090-34-2 · Published June 2001 · 364 pages

1. Eleonore Stump Presidential Address: Francis and Dominic: Persons, Patterns, and Trinity
2. Ralph McInerny Presentation of the Aquinas Medal
3. Peter Geach Aquinas Medalist's Address: Time and Eternity
4. David B. Burrell Analogy, Creation, and Theological Language
5. Matthias Lutz-Bachmann The Critique of Reason in Modern Philosophy and the Cognitive Status of Religion
6. Peter Van Inwagen The Argument from Particular Horrendous Evils
7. John F. Wipple Thomas Aquinas on Our Knowledge of God and the Axiom that Every Agent Produces Something Like Itself
8. John P. O'Callaghan Verbum mentis: Philosophical or Theological Doctrine in Aquinas?
9. Bernardo Cantens The Interdependency between Aquinas's Doctrine of Creation and His Metaphysical Principle of the Limitation of Act by Potency
10. Michael Baur Kant's Moral Proof: Defense and Implications
11. Gregory B. Sadler Hegel and Religion: The Second Enlightenment
12. Michael Gorman Personal Unity and the Problem of Christ's Knowledge
13. Katherin A. Rogers A Defense of Anselm's Cur Deus Homo Argument
14. Montague Brown Infinite Regress Revisited
15. Jason T. Eberl The Metaphysics of Resurrection: Issues of Identity in Aquinas
16. Denis F. Sullivan Disagreement and Objectivity in Ethics: Aquinas on the Common Precepts of the Natural Law
17. John Huldane The Examined Death and the Hope of the Future
18. Paul St. Amour The Scale-Wielding God and the Limits of Philosophical Theodicy
19. Lawrence Masek Petitionary Prayer to an Omnipotent and Omnibenevolent God
20. Thomas Anderson Marcel's Philosophical Reflections on Faith
21. Alexander R. Eodice Innocence Lost and Found
22. W. Matthews Grant Counterfactuals of Freedom, Future Contingents, and the Grounding Objection to Middle Knowledge
23. John F. Crosby How is it Possible Knowingly to do Wrong?

ACPA Reports and Minutes

Edited by Michael Baur, Fordham University
ISSN 0065-7638 · ISBN 0-918090-33-4 · Published June 2000 · 348 pages

1. Thomas A. Russman Presidential Address: Rationalism and Nihilism: Partners in the Interminable Dance
2. Stephen F. Brown Presentation of the Aquinas Medal
3. John F. Wippel Aquinas Medalist's Address
4. John Haldane Insight, Inference, and Intellection
5. Hugo Meynell Insight, Inference, and 'Induction'
6. Bas C. van Fraassen How Is Scientific Revolution/Conversion Possible?
7. Michael Degnan The Scope of Aristotle's Defense of the Principle of Non-contradiction
8. Jean De Groot The Status and Significance of Aristotle's Definition of Nature
9. James Duffy Insights Into and In the History of Philosophy
10. Danilo Marcondes de Souza Filho Some Main Aspects of the Dispute over Intuitive Thought in Modem Philosophy
11. John F. Crosby Inference and Intuition in the Understanding of Other Persons: A Critical Discussion of Max Scheler
12. Janette Blandford Hume's Theory of Meaning: Insight into the Nature of Religious Discourse
13. John F.X. Knasas Aquinas' Metaphysics and Descartes' Methodic Doubt
14. Jay Newman The Illative Sense vs. Interpretation: D'Arcy's Critique of Newman's Approach To Insight and Inference
15. Mark C. Murphy Functioning and Flourishing
16. Mark Barber The Scope of Intention
17. John Greco Skepticism and the Modern Ontology
18. Donald Ferrari The Two Meanings of 'Perceive'
19. Patrick H. Byrne Insight, Inference, and Aristotle's Theory of Demonstration
20. Ernan McMullin Imagination, Insight, and Inference
21. Vincent Colapietro Testing Our Traditional 'Intuition': Pragmatic Reflections On a Complex Inheritance
22. Shane Drefcinski Is There Any Insight in Dewey's Instrumentalism?
23. Paul J. Weithman Philosophy at Catholic Colleges and Universities in the United States: The Results of the ACPA-Notre Dame Survey

ACPA Reports and Minutes

Edited by Michael Baur, Fordham University
ISSN 0665-7638 · ISBN 0-918090-32-6 · 364 pages

1. Jorge J.E. Gracia Presidential Address: The Interpretation of Revealed Texts: Do We Know What God Means?
2. Timothy Noone Presentation of Aquinas Medal
3. Allan Wolter Medalist's Address
4. Josef Seifert Texts and Things: Towards a New Theory of Hermeneutics
5. Susan Haack Misinterpretation and the 'Rhetoric of Science': Or What Was the Color of the Horse?
6. Joseph Margolis Selves and Other Texts
7. Nicholas Rescher The Interpretation of Philosophical Texts
8. Robert Pannier and Thomas Sullivan Gathering Materials to Philosophize: Elements of an Aristotelian Approach to Texts
9. Nicholas Plants Therapeutic Interpretation: Rorty's Pragmatic Hopes and Fears
10. Marie George Aristotelian-Thomistic Reflections on the Use of Metaphors and Parables in Philosophy
11. Christopher Gray Aristotle's Text on Justice: Its Treatment
12. Gene Fendt The (Moral) Problem of Reading Confessions: Augustine's Double Argument Against Drama
13. James K.A. Smith The Time of Language: The Fall to Interpretation in Early Augustine
14. John Wilcox Our Knowledge of God in Summa Theologiae, Prima Pars, Quaestiones 3-6: Positive or Negative?
15. Leo White Why the Cogitative Power?
16. John Greco Perception as Interpretation
17. Pol Vandevelde Poetry as Subversion of Narrative in Heidegger
18. Michael Sweeney Stat rosa pristina marginae: Umberto Eco on the Role of the Margin in Medieval Hermeneutics and Aquinas as a Comic Philosopher
19. Fritz Monsma How to Read Descartes
20. Jane Kelley Rodeheffer On Spiritual Maternity: Edith Stein, Aristotle, and the Nature of Woman
21. Beverly Whelton Human Nature, Substantial Change, and Modem Science: Rethinking When a New Human Life Begins
22. Kenneth Kemp Euthanasia
23. Denis Sullivan Intrinsically Evil Acts: Clarifying a Confused Debate

ACPA Reports and Minutes

Edited by Michael Baur, Fordham University
ISSN 0065-7638 · ISBN 0-918090-31-8 · 301 pages

1. Linda T. Zagzebski Presidential Address: Virtue in Ethics and Epistemology
2. Wilfried Ver Eecke Presentation of the Medal
3. Louis Dupré Medalist's Address
4. J. L. A. Garcia Interpersonal Virtues: Whose Interest Do They Seek?
5. Eleonore Stump Aquinas on Justice
6. John Haldane What Future Has Catholic Philosophy?
7. Sandra Menssen Maximal Wickedness vs. Maximal Goodness
8. John D. Kronen Can God Feel? A Critique of Theological Impassivism
9. Brian Leftow Divine Action and Embodiment
10. Richard Brian Davis Zagzebski and Interesting Counterpossibles
11. Ian Wilks The Role of Virtue Theory and Natural Law in Abelard's Ethical Writings
12. Michael Potts C. S. Lewis, Aquinas's Theory of Habituation, and the Fall: A Via Media Between Augustine and Hick
13. Patrick H. Byrne Phronêsis and Commonsense Judgment: Aristotle and Lonergan on Moral Wisdom
14. Steven Jensen Goods of Consequence and Goods of Virtue
15. James Bernard Murphy Virtue and the Good of Friendship
16. Gavin T. Colvert Aquinas on Raising Cain: Vice, Incontinence, and Responsibility
17. Richard K. Mansfield Antecedent Passion and the Moral Quality of Human Acts According to St. Thomas
18. James M. DuBois On Finding the Self to be Substantial: A Preface to Virtue Theory
19. Thomas A. Cavanaugh Act-Evaluation, Willing and Double Effect
20. Alice Ramos Beauty and the Perfection of Being
21. Michael Winter Practical Reason and a Demonstrative Science of Aristotle's Ethics

ACPA Reports and Minutes

Edited by Thérèse-Anne Druart, Catholic University of America
ISSN 0065-7638 · ISBN 0-918090-30-X · 297 pages

1. Thomas C. Anderson Presidential Address: Technology and the Decline of Leisure
2. Vincent Punzo Christian Hope in a Technological Age
3. Albert Borgmann Technology and the Crisis of Contemporary Culture
4. Carl Mitcham The Philosophical Challenge of Technology
5. Ivan Illich Philosophy ... Artifacts ... Friendship—and the History of the Gaze
6. Robert E. Wood Architecture: The Confluence of Art, Technology,and Nature
7. Daniel M. McInerny Electric Technology and Poetic Mimesis
8. Daryl J. Wennemann From Absurdity to Decision: The Challenge of Responsibility in a Technological Society
9. R. Philip Buckley Rationality and Responsibility in Heidegger's and Husserl's View of Technology
10. Stephen A. Dinan The Machine That Couldn't Think Straight
11. Sandra Menssen Grading Worlds
12. Graham McAleer Saint Anselm: An Ethics of Caritas for a Relativist Agent?
13. John D. Jones St. Thomas Aquinas and the Defense of Mendicant Poverty
14. Montague Brown Beauty and Technology as Paradigms for the Moral Life
15. John E. Jalbert Habermas, Fichte and the Question of Technological Determinism
16. Timothy Casey Medieval Technology and the Husserlian Critique of Galilean Science
17. Michael J. Malone Donagan on Cases of Necessity
18. Jeffrey Coombs Modal Voluntarism in Descartes's Jesuit Predecessors
19. Christopher J. Thompson Christian Identity and Augustine's Confessions
20. David Tweeten Clearing a 'Way' for Aquinas: How the Proof from Motion Concludes to God

Edited by Thérèse-Anne Druart, Catholic University of America
ISSN 0065-7638 · ISBN 0-918090-29-6 · 284 pages

1. Robert E. Wood Presidential Address: The Recovery of the Aesthetic Center
2. Jude P. Dougherty Presentation of the Medal
3. John T. Noonan, Jr Medalist's Address
4. William Wallace A Place for Form in Science: The Modelling of Nature
5. Louis Dupré Form and Transformation in the Modern Conception of Humanness
6. Robert Sokolowski Modern Science and Material and Formal Causality
7. Fred D. Miller, Jr. Aristotelian Natural Form and Teleology—Reconsidered
8. Laura Landen Of Forests and Trees: The Limits of Form
9. Thomas Sullivan and Greg Coulter Philosophy and Revelation: Is Philosophy a Form of Unbelief?
10. R. E. Houser Trans-Forming Philosophical Water into Theological Wine: Gilson and Aquinas
11. Lloyd W. J. Aultman-Moore Cultural and Natural Forms in the Thought of Wendell Berry
12. Richard Khuri Formal Freedom for the Sake of Higher Meaning in Modern Art: Cezanne, Chagall and Kandinsky
13. Jonathan Jacobs The Forms of Realism
14. John Zeis Warrant and Form
15. Jerrold Caplan The Coherence of Plato's Ontology
16. Eric Perl The Living Image: Form and the Erotic Intellect in Plato
17. Thomas Sullivan and Russell Panier God and Subsistent Forms in De Ente et Essentia
18. Michael Gorman Logical and Metaphysical Form: Lessons from the Theory of Dependence
19. Donald Abel Intellectual Substance as Form of the Body in Aquinas
20. Alice Ramos A Metaphysics of the Truth of Creation: Foundation for the Desire of God
21. Joan Franks Nous as Human Form: Reflections on the De Anirna
22. Michael Degnan Searle on Free Will and Thinking

Edited by Thérèse-Anne Druart, Catholic University of America
ISSN 0065-7638 · ISBN 0-918090-28-5 · 302 pages

1. Thomas R. Flynn Presidential Address: The Future Perfect and the Perfect Future: History has its Reasons Ralph McInerny Presentation of the Meda
2. Jude P. Dougherty Medalist's Address
3. John Caputo Reason, History, and a Little Madness: Toward a Herrneneutics of Christian Historicality
4. David Carr Modernity, Post-Modernity and the Philosophy of History
5. Kenneth Schmitz What Happens to Tradition When History Overtakes It
6. John Zeis The Epistemic Passage of the Five Ways
7. Elmar J. Kremer The Hume-Plantinga Objection to the Argument from Design
8. Lloyd Gerson Why Ethics is Political Science for Aristotle
9. Walter J. Thompson Aristotle: Philosophy and Politics, Theory and Practice
10. Michael Baur Hegel and Aquinas on Self-Knowledge and Historicity
11. Martin J. De Nys The Substance of Knowing Is History: Absolute Knowing and History in Hegel's Phenornenology
12. Michael J. Degnan Aristotle on Unqualified Knowledge: Do Referential Universals Solve the Meno Paradox?
13. Russell Pannier and Thomas D. Sullivan Aquinas's Solution to the Problem of Universals in De Ent et Essentia
14. John Haldane Reason, Truth and Sacred History?
15. Helmut Hoping Time, Eternity, and the Visual Moment (Augenbliek): Heidegger and the Problem of a Theology of Time
16. Daniel Westberg Thomistic Law and the Moral Theory of Richard Hooker
17. Myron Sloboda Intuition, Involvement, Interrogation: The Meaning of Self-Making
18. Sandra Menssen The Existential Problem of Evil: Reflections on the Analogy Between Creation and Procreation
19. R. E. Houser Chronos and Logos: Rhetoric and the Rise of Philosophy
20. Paul E. Hoyt-O'Connor Lonergan and Bellah: Social Science as Public Philosophy
21. Prudence Allen Rationality, Gender, and History

Edited by Michael Baur, Catholic University of America
ISSN 0065-7638 · ISBN 0-918090-27-4 · 281 pages

1. Lawrence Dewan Presidential Address: Truth and Happiness
2. Ralph McInerny Medalist's Address
3. Benedict Ashley Truth and Technology
4. Hugo Meynell The Importance of Religious Truth
5. Ralph Nelson Political Philosophy vs. Political Ideology
6. John C. McCarthy How Knowing the World Completes the World: A Note on Aquinas and Husserl
7. Paul Gallagher Feuerbach and Nietzsche on the Significance of Dreaming
8. James Kow Ethics, Politics and Ontology
9. Joseph Spoerl What's Wrong with Egoism?
10. Sandra Menssen and Thomas Sullivan God Does Not Harden Hearts
11. Edward A. Synan The Stronger Truth of Aquinas
12. Lloyd Gerson Eternal Truth: Plotinus, Aquinas, and James Ross
13. Kenneth Kemp and Thomas Sullivan Speaking Falsely and Telling Lies
14. Don T. Asselin A Narrow Defense of the Hippocratic Proscription of Killing
15. Marie I. George Imagination as Source of Falsehood in Aquinas
16. Patricia Fauser Authentic Existence in Simone de Beauvoir's She Came to Stay
17. Steven Baldner Is St. Albert the Great a Dualist on Human Nature?
18. Lance Simmons Abelardian Ethics Reconstructed
19. Kurt Pritzl Aristotle: Ways of Truth and Ways of Opinion
20. Montague Brown Aristotle and Augustine on the Way to Truth: Essential Agreement and Existential Difference

Edited by Thérèse-Anne Druart, Catholic University of America
ISSN 0065-7638 · ISBN 0-918090-26-3 · 290 pages

1. Mary F. Rousseau Presidential Address: The Primacy of Gender
2. Kenneth L. Schmitz Medalist's Address
3. Francis George Being Through and Being in Christ: Esse Per and Ecclesial Communion
4. R. Mary Hayden Lemmons The Primacy of Love in Aquinas's Natural Law
5. John T. Noonan Three Real Relations
6. Susan F. Krantz Humility and Teleology in Kant's Third Critique
7. Richard White Morality as a Self-Relation
8. David Banach Who Do You Think You Are? Relations, Subjectivity, and the Identity of Persons
9. Lloyd P. Gerson The Ignorance of Socrates
10. Philip Clayton Descartes and Infinite Perfection
11. Ronald J. Tacelli Bradley on Relations: A Defence
12. Montague Brown The Relation Between God and Human Beings: The Difference It Makes to Human Happiness
13. Joan Franks The Relation of the Sublunary Substances to God in Aristotle
14. John F. Crosby The Dialectic of Selfhood and Relatedness in the Human Person
15. Thomas Hibbs Transcending Humanity in Aquinas
16. Kevin M. Staley Parts and Wholes: Universals as Relations in the Thought of Aquinas
17. Gregory Reichberg The Communication of the Divine Nature: Thomas's Response to Neoplatonism
18. Gary B. Herbert Right Relations and the Pacification of Natural Right
19. Jeanne A. Schuler Transforming Justice: The Politics of Compassion
20. Gregory J. Coulter Mental and Bodily Relations: Is There a Mind-Body Problem?
21. Douglas B. Rasmussen Realism, Intentionality, and the Nature of Logical Relations

Edited by Thérèse-Anne Druart and Mark Rasevic, Catholic University of America
ISSN 0065-7638 · ISBN 0-918090-25-2 · 308 pages

1. Frederick J. Crosson Presidential Address: The Analogy of Religion
2. Janice L. Schultz Aquinas Medal Presentation
3. Msgr. Edward A. Synan Medalist's Address: Advice from a Thomist
4. Paul J. Griffiths Doctrines and the Virtue of Doctrine: The Problematic of Religious Plurality
5. Robert Sokolowski Christian Religious Discourse
6. Kenneth L. Schmitz Natural Religion, Morality and Lessing's Ditch
7. Susan F. Krantz The Tragic and the Religious: Openness to the Mystery in Caputo's Radical Hermeneutics
8. Stephen A. Dinah The Tantalizing Absence of God
9. Quentin Colgan On Reasoning About That Than Which Only One Being Can Be Thought Greater
10. Mark F. Johnson Why Five Ways?
11. Robert E. Lauder Religious Story, Religious Truth, Religious Pluralism: A Prolegomenon to Religious Faith
12. Patrick Bourgeois & Gary Herbert The Religious Significance of Ricoeur's Post-Hegelian Kantian Ethics
13. Mary C. Sommers He spak to [T]hem that wolde lyve parfitly: Thomas Aquinas, the Wife of Bath and the Two Senses of Religion
14. Joseph J. Godfrey Trust, the Heart of Religion: A Sketch
15. Gregory J. Coulter St. Thomas Aquinas on Explaining Individuality
16. John F.X. Knasas Incommensurability and Aquinas's Metaphysics
17. Marie I. George The Wonder of the Poet; The Wonder of the Philosopher
18. Andrew N. Woznicki Theantropic Foundations of Religious Beliefs
19. Rose Mary Hayden Aquinas and Natural Human Fulfillment: Inconsistencies
20. David Foster Aquinas's Arguments for Spirit
21. Robert A. Connor Relational Esse and the Person

Edited by Dominic Balestra and Lawrence Schrenk
ISSN 0065-7638 · ISBN 0-918090-24-1 · 285 pages

1. Gerald A. McCool Presidential Address: Is Thomas' Way of Philosophizing Still Viable Today?
2. Wilfrid Desan Aquinas Medalist Address: Religious and Planetary Ecumenism in a New Form
3. Louis Dupré Theodicy: The Case for a Theologically Inclusive Model of Philosophy
4. Thomas R. Flynn Phenomenology and Faith: From Description to Explanation and Back
5. James F. Ross The Fate of the Analysts: Aristotle's Revenge
6. R. E. Houser Philosophical Development Through Metaphor: Light Among the Greeks
7. Clyde L. Miller The Icon and the Wall: Visio and Ratio in Nicholas of Cusa's De visione Dei
8. Edward Papa Analytic Philosophy and the Question of Tolerance
9. Gary Atkinson A Defense of Intuitions: Their Role in Moral Knowledge
10. David Gallagher Aquinas on Moral Action: Interior and Exterior Acts
11. R. Mary Hayden Natural Inclinations and Moral Absolutes: A Mediated Correspondence for Aquinas
12. Lawrence P. Schrenk John Philoponus on the Immortal Soul
13. Gregory Coulter Aquinas on the Identity of Mind and Substantial Form
14. Andrew N. Woznicki Logos, Judgment, and Reality Logos as the Diathetical Principle of Reality
15. John F. X Knasas The Fundamental Nature of Aquinas' Secunda Operatio Intellectus
16. Andrea Croce Birch Peirce's Three Arguments for the Reality of God
17. David O'Connor A Skeptical Defense of Theism
18. Gary B. Herbert The Labor of Consciousness and the Worlding of Natural Rights in Hobbes and Locke
19. Stanley J. Werne Natural Law: A Way to Meaning in the World of Law
20. George Kovacs The Way to God as Absolute Transcendence
21. John F. Crosby The Dialectic of Autonomy and Theonomy in the Human Person
22. Vincent C. Punzo David Hume and the Search for Right Reason in Ethics
23. John P. Hittinger Why Locke Rejected an Ethics of Virtue and Turned to an Ethics of Utility

Edited by Lawrence P. Schrenk
ISSN 0665-7638 · ISBN 0-918090-23-0 · 277 pages

1. Joseph Boyle Presidential Address: Marriage is an Institution Created by God: A Philosophical Analysis
2. Katharine Rose Hanley Aquinas Medal Award to Gerard Verbeke
3. Gerard Verbeke Medalist's Address: A Christian Philosopher in a Broken World
4. Germain Grisez When Do People Begin?
5. G. E. M. Anscombe Why Have Children?
6. James Hanink Childhood Betrayed: A Personalist Analysis
7. R. Mary Hayden The Paradox of Aquinas's Altruism: From Self-Love to Love of Others
8. Fredrick J. Crosson Structure and Meaning in St. Augustine's Confessions
9. Jorge Garcia On 'High-Mindedness'
10. Joseph Spoerl 'Queerness' and the Objectivity of Value: A Response to J. L. Mackie
11. Gordon A. Wilson Thomas Aquinas and Henry of Ghent on the Succession of Substantial Forms and the Origin of Human Life
12. Greg Beabout Abortion in Rape Cases
13. Linda Zagzebski A New Foreknowledge Dilemma
14. Michael Degnan Does Aristotle Beg the Question in His Defense of the Principle of Non-Contradiction?
15. Michael A. Vaccari Law Without Values: Do the Unborn Have to Wait for a Consensus?
16. Raymond M. Herbenick Natural Fetal Dependency States and Fetal Dependency Principles
17. Kevin McDonnell Volunteering Children
18. Charles F. Keilkopf Abortion as the Illicit Method of Birth Control
19. Paul J. Weithman St. Thomas on the Motives of Unjust Acts
20. Montague Brown Natural Law and the Environment
21. Mark E. Frisby Lonergan's Method in Ethics and the Meaning of Human Sexuality
22. William R. Rehg Lonergan's Performative Transcendental Argument Against Scepticism

Edited by Daniel O. Dahlstrom
ISSN 0065-7638 · ISBN 0-918090-18-0 · 195 pages

1. Germain Grisez Presidential Address: Practical Reasoning and Christian Faith
2. Ralph M. McInerny Twenty-eighth Award of the Aquinas Medal to Jean T. Oesterle
3. Jean T. Oesterle Medalist's Address: The Importance of Philosophy and of this Association
4. John Finnis Human Good(s) and Practical Reasoning
5. Joseph M. Boyle, Jr Practical Reasoning and Moral Judgment
6. John D. Caputo Prudential Insight and Moral Reasoning
7. Douglas Flippen On Two Meanings of Good and the Foundations of Ethics in Aristotle and St. Thomas
8. Stephen A. Dinan The Particularity of Moral Knowledge
9. James P. Sterba Contemporary Moral Philosophy and Practical Reason
10. James Risser Practical Reason, Hermeneutics, and Social Life
11. Joseph W. Koterski Freedom as a Condition for Truth: Jaspers on the Significance of Temporality in Science
12. Elizabeth , A. Linehan The Duty Not To Kill Oneself
13. Donald X. Burt To Kill or Let Live: Augustine on Killing the Innocent
14. Anselm K. Min John Paul II's Anthropology of Concrete Totality
15. Joseph Pappin III Karol Cardinal Wojtyla and Jean-Paul Sartre on the Intentionality of Consciousness
16. Kurt Pritzl The Cognition of Indivisibles and the Argument of De Anima
17. Xavier O. Monasterio On MacIntyre, Rationality, and Dramatic Space
18. Patrick L. Bourgeois Religious Existence and the Philosophical Radicalization of Phenomenological Theology
19. Nicholas Rescher The Epistemology of Pragmatic Beliefs (Some Observations of the Rationale of Pascal's Wager

Edited by Daniel O. Dahlstrom, John P. Carmichael, and Marc F. Greisbach
ISSN 0065-7638 · ISBN 0-918090-17-2 · 218 pages

Articles
1. Marc F. Griesbach Presidential Address: Restoring Philosophical Realism in Today's Intellectual World
2. James A. Weisheipl Twenty-seventh Award of the Aquinas Medal to William A. Wallace, O.P.
3. William A. Wallace Medalist's Address: Aquinas, Galileo, and Aristotle
4. Edward Pols The Responsibility Question and the Foundations of Knowledge
5. Patrick J. Coffey Direct and Indirect Approaches to Ethical Justification
6. Ann M. Wiles The Acratic Man and the Acratic State
7. M. J. Larrabee Phenomenologists and the Problems of Traditional Metaphysics
8. Robert E. Lauder Person in the World: A Call to God
9. Clyde Lee Miller A Road Not Taken: Nicholas of Cusa and Today's Intellectual World
10. John D. Jones Does Philosophy Console?- Boethius and Christian Faith
11. James J. Conlon Stanley Cavell and the Predicament of Philosophy
12. Robert J. Roth Moral Attitudes in a Technological Age
13. Jude P. Dougherty Toward a Thomistic Philosophy of Religion
14. Francis J. Kovach Neo-Thomist Reflections on the Fine Arts
15. Kenneth H. Wenker Just War Pacifism
16. James J. McCartney Can Affirmative Action in Medical School Admissions Be Just?
17. Douglas B. Rasmussen Rorty and the Nature of Intentionality
18. Mary Carman Rose Maritain's Creative Intuition in Art and Poetry: A Retrospective and Prospective Assessment
19. F. Russell Hittinger When It Is More Excellent to Love Than to Know: The Other Side of Thomistic 'Realism'
20. Emerine Glowienka Aquinas With the Linguists on 'Matter'
21. Kenneth T. Gallagher Beginning Epistemology
22. Robert W. Schmidt Truth in Practical Knowledge

Edited by Daniel O. Dahlstom, David T. Ozar, and Leo Sweeney
ISSN 0065-7638 · ISBN 0-918090-15-6 · 301 pages

1. Leo Sweeney Presidential Address: Surprises in the History of Infinity
2. Richard J. Blackwell Award of the Aquinas Medal to Eran McMullin
3. Ernan McMullin Medalist's Address: The Motive for Metaphor
4. John E. Murdoch Mathematics and Infinity in the Later Middle Ages
5. Charles W. Misner Infinity in Physics and Cosmology
6. Keith Algozin Whence the Infinite God
7. Lewis S. Ford The Infinite God of Process Theism
8. David L. Balas A Thomist View on Divine Infinity
9. David Schweickart A Marxist Perspective on the Human Person
10. Edith Wyschogrod Is Man Infinite? A Phenomenological Perspective
11. James H. Robb St. Thomas and the Infinity of Human Beings
12. Mary Catharine Baseheart Infinity in Edith Stein's Endliches und Ewiges Sein
13. Michael J. Matthis Kierkegaard on the Infinite in Community and Society
14. Thomas V. Upton Infinity and Perfect Induction in Aristotle
15. Theodore A. Young Realism and Ultimate Explanation
16. Paul Schuchman The Concept of the Unrestricted in the Thought of Bernard Lonergan
17. Ladislas F. Juhász Immanence and Transcendence in Teilhard's Evolutionism
18. Stephen A. Dinan A Critique of Philosophy and Faith
19. Patrick L. Bourgeois Religious Experience and the Philosophical Radicalization of Phenomenological Theology
20. Charles Griswold Soul, Form, and Indeterminacy in Plato's Philebus and Phaedrus
21. David A. White Part and Whole in Aristotle's Concept of Infinity
22. Wayne P. Pomerleau Does Reason Demand That God Be Infinite?
23. John F.X. Knasas Super-God: Divine Infinity and Human Self-Determination
24. Michael D. Smith The Voluntariness of Group Action
25. Joseph E. Martire On the Defensibility of Social Values
26. Thomas C. Anderson Philosophy and the Experience of God According to Gabriel Marcel
27. William J. Gavin William James, God and Actual Possibility
28. Lisa Newton The Patient as Responsible Adult: Derivations and Consequences of the Revised Perspective
29. Joseph L. Lombardi Killing, Letting Die, and Euthanasia
30. William Leon McBride Marxism and Human Rights
31. James P. Sterba Human Rights: A Social Contract Perspective
32. Gerald F. Cavanaugh Can the Free Market Sustain an Ethic?
33. Robert B. Ashmore The Public Interest and Business Decisions

Edited by George F. McLean
ISSN 0065-7638 · ISBN 0-918090-13-X · 211 pages

1. George F. McLean Dedication of the 1979 Aquinas Medal to Pope John Paul II
2. Karol Wojtyla The Task of Christian Philosophy Today
3. Vernon J. Bourke Aeterni Patris, Gilson and Christian Philosophy
4. Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka The Origins of the Philosophy of John Paul II
5. Andrew N. Woznicki The Christian Humanism of Cardinal Karol Wojtyla
6. Mary Morkovsky Catholic Philosophy in Latin America Today
7. John Caputo The Presence of the Other: A Phenomenology of the Human Person
8. J. M. Cameron Bodily Existence
9. Richard Reilly Will and the Concept of a Person
10. Louise Marcel-Lacoste Women as Persons
11. John F. X. Knasas Aquinas and Finite Gods
12. Stanley M. Harrison Charles S. Peirce: Reflections on Being a Man-Sign
13. John King-Farlow Negation and the Soul
14. Mary L. O'Hara Some Marxist Theories of Personality
15. Janet A. Kournay and James P. Sterba How to Complete the Compatibilist Account of Free Action
16. Louis Valeke De Physis á Nomos... et retour
17. John U. Lewis The Power of Law: Mill, Devlin, and Aquinas on the Relation Between Law and Morality
18. Joseph M. Boyle Quality of Life Standards and Withholding Life Saving Treatment
19. Barry F. Brown On Killing and Letting Die
20. Charles F. Kielkopf On the Structure of Chastity
21. Oscar J. Brown Aquinas' Doctrine of Slavery in Relation to Thomistic Teaching on Natural Law
22. Armand Maurer Time and the person

Edited by George F. McLean
ISSN 0065-7638 · 251 pages

1. Mary T. Clark Ethical Wisdom—East and West
2. George F. McLean Dialectics of Unity and Humanity
3. John D. Caputo Fundamental Ontology and the Ontological Difference in Coreth's METAPHYSICS
4. Paul G. Kuntz The Metaphysics of Hierarchical Order: The Philosophical Centre of Small is Beautiful
5. Frederick D. Wilhelmsen The I and Aquinas
6. Peter A. Bertocci Idealistic Temporalistic Personalism and Good-and-Evil
7. John D. Jones The Character of the Negative (Mystical) Theology for Pseudo-Dioynsius Areopagite
8. Frederick C. Copleston Ethics and Metaphysics: East and West
9. John B. Chethimattam Morality Beside and Beyond Religion: An Indian Approach to Morality
10. Austin B. Creel Contemporary Hindu Ethics
11. Julia Ching Chinese Ethics and Kant
12. Lik Kuen Tong Knowledge, Power, and the Good: Some Comparative Reflections
13. Bernard J. F. Lonergan Natural Right and Historical Mindedness
14. Germain Grisez Choice and Consequentialism
15. Richard J. Blackwell Science, Objectivity, and Human Values
16. Henry B. Veatch On the Use and Abuse of the Principle of Universalizability
17. Edward A. Synan Useful Rhymes and Good Reasons
18. Denis F. Sullivan Peirce and the Truth of Moral Propositions
19. Katharine Rose Hanley Dramatic Approaches to Creative Fidelity
20. John K. Kearney Hume, Whitehead and Perception
21. James J. Valone Conflicts in the Later Husserl's Ontology and Theory of Knowledge
22. Arthur F. McGovern Should a Christian be a Marxist?

Edited by Leo A. Foley
ISSN 0065-7638 · 187 pages

1. Charles Malik Association Address: Justice in the International Order
2. Carl W. Grindel Presidential Address: Justice and the Philosophers
3. Vernon J. Bourke Foundations of Justice
4. Brendan F. Brown Justice in the Natural and Civil Law
5. John A. Oesterle Justice in Society—The State and the Individual
6. William Oliver Martin The Intentionality of Distributive Justice
7. Thomas McGovern Ethics as Science
8. Germain G. Grisez The Logic of Moral Judgment
9. Augustine Osguiach Analogy of the Concept of Substance and Application to Cosmology
10. Sister M. Kevin O'Hara Toward a Norm for Normality
11. Jude P. Dougherty Randall's Notion of Substance
12. Daniel C. Walsh Some Reflections on the Concept of Substance in Mediaeval Philosophy
13. C. H. Geraets and Daniel Roach The Object of Social Justice
14. Ralph M. McInerny Ethics and Subjectivity
15. Harry La Plante Justice and Friendship in Aristotle's Social Philosophy
16. William M. Walton The Christian Philosophy of Monsignor Edward A. Pace; Its Relevance for the Sixties
17. Walter E. Stokes Freedom as Perfection: Whitehead, Thomas and Augustine
18. William S. Haymond Predictive Knowledge and the Future of Metaphysics