IPS 2013 Yearbook – launched at the Newman Conference
Edited by Gavan Jennings
CONTENTS:
1 Lester Embree
| From ‘We’ to ‘I’ and Back: Still Learning from the New School | 1 |
2 Patrick Gorevan
| Philippa Foot’s ‘Natural Goodness’ | 13 |
3 Gavan Jennings
| The Scholastics and Same-sex Marriage | 25 |
4 Catherine Kavanagh
| Why Aquinas? | 35 |
5 Gaven Kerr
| Aquinas as a Dominican Preacher | 47 |
6 Fiachra Long
| Philosophy for the Competent Only? | 65 |
7 Stephen Loughlin
| Tristitia et Dolor: Does Aquinas have a Robust Understanding of Depression? | 83 |
8 Mary Shanahan
| A Pregnant Space: Levinas, Ethics, and Maternity | 113 |
9 Rik Van Nieuwenhove
| Charity, Intellect, and Contemplation in St Thomas Aquinas: Contemporary Relevance | 129
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Book Reviews |
Catherine Kavanagh
| James McEvoy, Michael W. Dunne and Julia Hynes (eds), Ideas, Discussions and Probings: The Aquinas Lectures at Maynooth, Volume 2: 2002-210 | 151 |
Philip Gonzales
| Richard Kearney, Anatheism: Returning to God after God | 161 |
Patrick J. McGlinchey
| Alice M. Ramos, Dynamic Transcendentals: Truth, Goodness and Beauty from a Thomistic Perspective | 167 |
Kyle Michael James Shuttleworth
| Christopher Stephen Lutz, Reading Alasdair MacIntyre’s After Virtue | 173 |
Declan Lawell
| Michael W. Dunne and Simon Nolan O.Carm. (eds), Richard FitzRalph: His Life, Times and Thought | 177 |
Simon F. Nolan
| Anthony Meredith S.J., Christian Philosophy in the Early Church | 181 |
Andrew Beards
| R. Scott Smith, Naturalism and Our Knowledge of Reality: Testing Religious Truth Claims | 185 |