The Philosophical Vision of W. Norris Clarke, S.J.
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Volume 3, No.1 Fall 2012
Special Editor: Kimberly Baltzer-Jaray
- Kimberly Baltzer-Jaray
- “Introduction”
- Alice von Hildebrand
- “Dietrich von Hildebrand’s Acquaintance with Early Phenomenology”
- Dallas Willard
- “Realism Sustained? Interpreting Husserl’s Progression into Idealism”
- Michael F. Andrews
- “Edith Stein and Max Scheler: Ethics, Empathy, and the Constitution of the Acting Person”
- Uldis Vegners
- “Theodore Celms’s Critique of Husserl’s Transcendental Phenomenology”
- Christopher S. Morrissey
- “Thomas Aquinas and Adolf Reinach on States of Affairs”
- Carlos R. Bovell
- “The Mathematician is not Really the Pure Theoretician but Only the Ingenious Technician”
- Fritz Wenisch
- “Sorting out Feelings: How I became a Hildebrandian”
- Eric Mohr
- “Does Aristotle’s Ethics Represent “Pharisaism”?: A Survey of Scheler’s Critique”
- John F. Crosby
- “Dietrich von Hildebrand on Deliberate Wrongdoing “
- Zach Davis
- “The Act of Promising: an Act of Solidarity “
- Michael Wenisch
- “Toward the Articulation of a Systematic von Hildebrandian Political Philosophy “
- Timothy Martell
- “Phenomenology and Phenomenalism in Husserl’s -Thing and Space“
- Trevor J. Bieber
- “Max Scheler and the Nature of Self-Love”
- Holly Mohr
- “Moving From the “They” to a “We”: How Max Scheler’s Nature of Sympathy Paves the Way for a “Dream of a Common Language””
- Antonio Calcagno
- “The Problem of the Relation Between the State and the Community in Edith Stein’s Political Theory”
- Jason Bell
- “The Gottingen Four and the Exchange of North American and German Phenomenology”
- Joel M. Potter
- “Arguments from the Priority of Feeling in Contemporary Emotion Theory and Max Scheler’s Phenomenology”
- Ewa Agnieszka Pichola
- “Dietrich von Hildrebrand and Blessed Father Jerzy Popieluszko: The Struggle For the Truth”
- Richard Sherlock
- “From Phenomenology to Metaphysics: Husserl, Hildebrand, and Lonergan”
- John R. White
- “Participation and Luminosity: Eric Voegelin’s Critique of Edmund Husserl’s Phenomenology”
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