Table Of Content_ INDEX
ARTICLES
Auxier, Randall E., God as Catholic and Personal: A Protestant
Perspective on Norris Clarke’s Neo-Thomistic Personalism
Boisvert, Raymond D., Philosophy: Postmodern or Polytemporal?
Burrell, David B., C.S.C., Freedom and Creation in the Abrahamic
Traditions 161-171
Clark, Mary T., R.S.C.J., Wisdom: Yesterday and Today 185-195
Clarke, W. Norris, S.J., God and the Community of Existents:
Whitehead and St. Thomas 265-287
Crowe, Frederick E., Objectivity versus Projection in Lonergan 327-338
Cua, A. S., Emergence of the History of Chinese Philosophy 441-464
De Laurentiis, Allegra, Kant’s Shameful Proposition: A Hegel-
Inspired Criticism of Kant’s Theory of Domestic Right 297-312
Desmond, William, Neither Deconstruction nor Reconstruction:
Metaphysics and the Intimate Strangeness of Being 37-49
Dulles, Avery, S.J., Reason, Philosophy, and the Groundings of Faith:
A Reflection on Fides et Ratio 479-490
Dupré, Louis, Philosophy and the Natural Desire for God: An
Historical Reflection 141-148
Felt, James W., S.J., Proposal for a Thomistic-Whiteheadian
Metaphysics of Becoming 253-263
Gallagher, Kenneth T., Meaning and Subjectivity 149-159
Gennaro, Rocco J., A Note on Abortion and Capital Punishment 491-495
Loy, David R., The Spiritual Origins of the West: A Lack Perspective 215-233
Lumsden, Simon, A Subject for Hegel’s Logic 85-99
McCool, Gerald A., S.J., From Leo XIII to John Paul II: Continuity
and Development 173-183
McKinney, Ronald H., S.J., Postmodern Casuistry and Intertextuality:
The Case of Henry James and the Analogical Imagination 465-478
McRobert, Jennifer, Anne Conway’s Vitalism and Her Critique of
Descartes 21-35
Meynell, Hugo, Ethics and the Limits of Bernard Williams 351-366
Moreland, J. P., Christian Materialism and the Parity Thesis Revisited 423-440
Muldoon, Mark S., Reading, Imagination, and Interpretation: A
Ricoeurian Response 69-83
Nuyen, A. T., Lévinas and the Ethics of Pity 411-421
Ortega, Mariana, Dasein Comes after the Epistemic Subject, but Who
Is Dasein? 51-67
Ramsay, Hayden, Demons, Psychopaths, and the Formation of
Consciences 5-19
Van der Steen, Wim J., Science, Religion, and Explanation 339-349
Wippel, John F., Thomas Aquinas on Creatures as Causes of Esse 197-213
INTERNATIONAL PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY Vol. XL, No. 4 Issue No. 160 (December 2000)
INDEX
FEATURE REVIEW ARTICLES
Marenbon, John, The Philosophy of Peter Abelard—Eileen C.
Sweeney
Westphal, Merold, Becoming a Self: A Reading of Kierkegaard’s
Concluding Unscientific Postscript—Elizabeth Murray Morelli
BOOK REVIEWS AND NOTICES
Blackburn, Simon, Ruling Passions: A Theory of Practical
Rationality— Staff 402
Blattner, William D., Heidegger’s Temporal Idealism—James K. A.
Smith 383-385
Bobzien, Susanne, Determinism and Freedom in Stoic
Philosophy—John M. Rist 378-379
Brenner, William H., Wittgenstein’s Philosophical Investigations—
H. O. Mounce 396-398
Collins, Arthur, Possible Experience: Understanding Kant’s Critique
of Pure Reason—Richard E. Aquila
Cooper, John M., Reason and Emotion: Essays on Ancient Moral
Psychology and Ethical Theory—C. C. W. Taylor
Csikszentmihalyi, Mark, and Philip J. Ivanhoe, eds., Religious and
Philosophical Aspects of the Laozi—Staff
De Vries, Hent, Philosophy and the Turn to Religion—Staff
Erwin, William, ed., Seinfeld and Philosophy: A Book about
Everything and Nothing —Staff 401-402
Finnis, John, Aguinas: Moral, Political, and Legal Theory—James C.
Doig 123-124
Fischer, John Martin, and Mark Ravizza, S.J., Responsibility and
Control: A Theory of Moral Responsibility— Brendan Sweetman 507-509
Gellner, Ernest, Language and Solitude: Wittgenstein, Malinowski and
the Habsburg Dilemma—H. O. Mounce 112-114
Gentzler, Jyl, ed., Method in Ancient Philosophy—Dary] M. Tress 121-123
Grayling, A. C., ed., Philosophy 2: Further through the Subject—Staff 126
Hahn, Lewis Edwin, ed., The Philosophy of P. F. Strawson—Dorothy
Grover 105-107
Hankinson, R. J., trans., Galen, On Antecedent Causes—Robert J.
Penella 101-102
Hare, R. M., Objective Prescriptions— Karen Green 512-513
Heck, Richard G., Langauge, Thought, and Logic: Essays in Honour
of Michael Dummett— Mark A. Wrathall 124-126
Heidegger, Martin, Plato’s Sophist—Daniel R. Ahern 107-109
H6sle, Vittorio, Objective Idealism, Ethics, and Politics—James P.
Mesa 389-391
Hopkins, Robert, Picture, Image, and Experience: A Philosophical
Inquiry— David N. Beauregard, O.MLV. 382-383
Imbo, Samuel Oluoch, An Introduction to African Philosoph—yF.
Ochieng-Odhiambo 117-119
INDEX
James, Susan, Passion and Action: The Emotions in Seventeenth-
Century Philosophy—William Lyons 398-400
Jolley, Nicholas, Locke: His Philosophical Thought—Pauline
Phemister 518-520
Jonsson, Ulf, Foundations for Knowing God: Bernard Lonergan’s
Foundations for Knowledge of God and the Challenge from
Antifoundationalism— Hugo Meynell 391-392
Juarrero, Alicia, Dynamics in Action: Intentional Behavior as a
Complex System—W. Norris Clarke, S.J 523-525
Keyt, David, trans., Aristotle’s Politics V-V!1—Richard J. Regan, S.J. 400-401
Kim, Jaegwon, Mind in a Physical World—Meredith Williams 377-378
Langton, Rae, Kantian Humility: Our Ignorance of Things in
Themselves —David Carr 109-110
Leaman, Oliver, A Brief Introduction to Islamic Philosophy—Staff
MacIntyre, Alasdair, Dependent Rational Animals: Why Human
Beings Need the Virtues—Terry Pinkard
Marback, Richard, Plato’s Dream of Sophistry—Giles Hibbert, O.P.
Marsh, James L., Process, Praxis, and Transcendence—Jerome A.
Miller
Matthews, Gareth B., ed., The Augustinian Tradition— Stephen R.
Grimm
Maxwell, Nicholas, The Comprehensibility of the Universe: A New
Conception of Science—Cory F. Juhl
Meynell, Hugo, Redirecting Philosophy: Reflections on the Nature of
Philosophy from Plato to Lonergan— David Braine
Miiller-Lauter, Wolfgang, Nietzsche: His Philosophy of Contradictions
and the Contradictions of His Philosophy—Mark Thomas
Walker 509-510
Mumford, Stephen, Dispositions ——Rom Harré 110-112
Newton-Smith, W. H., ed., A Companion to the Philosophy of
Science — Staff 525-526
Notomi, Noburu, The Unity of Plato’s Sophist: Between the Sophist
and the Philosopher—A. D. M. Walker 520-521
Philipse, Herman, Heidegger’s Philosophy of Being: A Critical
Interpretation—Timothy Casey 380-382
Rappaport, Roy A., Ritual and Religion in the Making of
Humanity — Staff 126
Rhees, Rush, Discussions of Simone Weil— Staff 526
Rundle, Bede, Mind in Action— David R. Cerbone 114-115
Scanlon, T. M., What We Owe to Each Other—Peter Vallentyne 102-103
Sobel, Jordan Howard, Puzzles for the Will: Fatalism, Newcomb and
Samarra, Determinism and Omniscience—Bruce A. Aune 103-105
Swinburne, Richard, Providence and the Problem of Evil—W.
Matthews Grant 115-117
Waldron, Jeremy, Law and Disagreement— Robert John Araujo, S.J. 511-512
Walton, Douglas, Appeal to Popular Opinion—Rod L. Evans 387-398
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