IPS 2011 Yearbook – to be launched 22 June 2012
Edited by Susan Gottlöber
CONTENTS:
1 Will D. Desmond
| Hegel, Homer, Heroism | 1 |
2 Richard Hayes
| On Reading | 17 |
3 Gaven Kerr
| A Thomistic Response to the Problem of Evil | 38 |
4 Zsuzsanna Kondor
| Past and Present Constraints | 51 |
5 Ian Leask
| Creating a Kindersphere: Plato Contra Rancière | 62 |
6 Conleth Loonan
| John Buridan and the Impetus Theory of Projectile Motion | 71 |
7 Cyril McDonnell
| The Significance of Heidegger’s Analysis of Death in His Advancement of Husserl’s Idea of Phenomenology Towards the Question of the Meaning of Being in Being and Time | 85 |
8 Paul O’Grady
| Faultless Disagreement | 111 |
9 Alexander Riebel
| Hegel’s Determination of the Given | 125
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10 Kyle Michael James Shuttleworth
| The Role of Death within the Phenomenologies of Hegel and Heidegger | 137 |
11 Kevin Timpe
| An Analogical Approach to Divine Freedom | 152 |
12 Andreas Vrahimis
| Husserl, Frege, and the Analytical-Continental Divide | 164 |
Book Reviews |
Gaven Kerr
| Vincent Twomey SVD and Dirk Krausmüller, Salvation according to the Fathers of the Church: The Proceedings of the Sixth International Patristic Conference | 180 |
Gaven Kerr
| Sonja Zuba, Iris Murdoch’s Contemporary Retrieval of Plato: The Influence of an Ancient Philosopher on a Modern Novelist (Lewiston-Queenston-Lampeter: The Edwin Mellen Press, 2009) | 183 |
Catherine Kavanagh
| The Spiritual Writings of Denis the Carthusian. Translated into English by Íde M. Ní Riain, RSCJ, with an Introduction by Terence O’Reilly | 186 |