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Brendan O’Mahony
The Medieval Treatise on Modes of Meaning
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P S Wadia
Professor Toulmin and ‘the Function’ of Ethics
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Allan S Janik
Schopenhauer and the Early Wittgenstein
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Denys Turner
Nominalism and Political Theory
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Vincent T Liddle
The Personalism of Maurice Nédoncelle
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Eddy M Zemach
Three Modes of Being
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Garrett Barden
The Symbolic Mentality
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James Quin
God and the Intelligibility of Being
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Michael P Slattery
The Threefold Division of Analogy
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M A MacConaill
Body, Soul and Mind
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Cahal B Daly
Inter-War British Ethics 2:
Critics of Intuitionism
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John A Mourant
Some Unresolved Issues In Berkeley’s Natural Theology
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Patrick Gallagher
Knowledge as Duality:
Plato to Avicenna
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Patrick Æ Hutchings
S T Coleridge and the Desolation of Aesthetics
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Neil Rossman
On Rational Explanation in History
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Harry La Plante
God’s Existence:
Gilson and Sillem
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Leo J O’Donovan
Methodology In Some Recent Studies of Analogy
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James Daly
Merleau-Ponty’s Concept of Phenomenology
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Michael P Slattery
Descriptions as Negations
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Peter J Dwyer
Thomistic First Principles and Wittgenstein’s Philosophy of Language
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