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LXVII -- October 27, 2006
in Granville, Ohio at Denison University |
“Droit/Fait:
A Jansenist Lesson in Freedom” by John Conley, S.J.
"Why Matter Matters" by J. Michael McDermott, S.J.
DISCUSSIONS
“What
Should a Philosophy of Religion Book for Twenty-First-Century Catholics
Address?” by Joseph Godfrey, S.J.
"The Subject of the Phaedo” by Ross Romero, S.J.
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LXVI – October 28, 2005 in South
Bend, Indiana at the University of Notre Dame |
"Autonomy, Dependency, and Dignity: Philosophical Reflections
on Pedro Arrupe’s Prayer” by Bill Rehg, S.J.
“Common Good and Common Goods:
A Preliminary Study” by Arthur Madigan, S.J.
“The Use of Philosophical Principles
in Catholic Social Teaching” by Joseph Koterski, S.J.
DISCUSSIONS
“Zubiri: Time and Translation"
by Gary M. Gurtler, S.J.
“The First Person Point of View
in Brandom, McDowell and Husserl” by Michael Barber, S.J.
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LXV – November 5, 2004 in Miami, Florida |
“Just War Theory
in the Twenty-First Century” by Christopher Cullen, S.J.
“Modernity
and its Religious Discontents: Religion and Public Reason”
by Bill O’Neill, S.J.
“The Heuristic
of Justice” by Dan Hartnett, S.J.
DISCUSSIONS
“The Beautiful
City in the Republic” by Gart Gurtler, S.J.
“A Deconstructive
Subjectivity and the Possibility of Faith” by John Martin,
S.J.
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LXIV – October 23, 2003 in Houston, Texas
at the University of St. Thomas |
“The Moral
Criticism of War and the Questions of Just War Thinking”
by John Langan, S.J.
“Walking
on Walter: Confessions of a Philosophy Major” by Raymond
T. Gawronski, S.J.
DISCUSSIONS
“Aquinas and the Primacy of Mental Truth” by Garth Hallett,
S.J.
“Trust and Suspicion in Christian Religion: What are the issues?”
By Joseph Godfrey, S.J.
“Is St. Thomas’s Eudaimonistic Ethics Too Self-Centered?”
by W. Norris Clarke, S.J.
“The Influence of Technology on Contemporary Culture”
by Bill Rehg, S.J.
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LVIII – November 1, 2002 in
Cincinnati, Ohio at Xavier University |
“September 11, or Quid sit homo?” by Paul McNellis,
S.J.
“On Fideism in Catholicism” by Timothy R. Clancy, S.J.
DISCUSSIONS
“Does Aristotle Exclude Contemplation in Action?” by
Gary Gurtler, S.J.
“Anti-Market Fundamentalism: Jesuit Folk Economics”
by Stephen C. Rowntree, S.J.
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LXII – November 9, 2001
in Albany, New York |
“Romantic Catholic
Philosophers as a Neglected Resource for Contemporary Catholic Philosophy”
by Thomas R. Clancy, S.J.
“Moral Solidarity
and Discourse” by William Rehg, S.J.
“Pierre Manent:
Liberalism and Self” by Arthus R. Madigan, S.J.
DISCUSSIONS
“The New Debate
on Ensoulment” by John Conley, S.J.
“Intelligible
Matter and Other Matters” by Gary Gurtler, S.J.
“Philosophy
of Religion: James, Royce and Dewey” by Frank Oppenheim,
S.J.
“Probability in
History and Cosmopolis” by Charles Onyango Oduke, S.J.
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LXI – November 3, 2000
in Dallas, Texas |
“Humpty Dumpty and the Oracular Tripod” by Gary Gurtler,
S.J.
“A Naturalistic Challenge to Charles Taylor’s Transcendental
Arguments” by James Swindal
“Radical Orthodoxy and Christian Philosophy” by John
Montag, S.J.
DISCUSSIONS
“Rights: What are They? Who has Them?” by James Reichmann,
S.J.
“Intelligible Matter in Plotinus” by Gary Gurtler, S.J.
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