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1 THE MODERN SCHOOLMAN NOVEMBER 1968 Flatland: An Introduction to Metaphysical Thinking Robert E. Wood Aristotle and Kierkegaard's Concept of Choice 11 Peter of Ledesma and the Distinction Between Essence and Existence 25 Leonard A. Kennedy, c. s. B. NOTES AND DISCUSSION Ignatius T. Eschmann, O. P. In Memoriam 39 George P. Klubertanz, s. J. The Aristotelian Aporia Concerning Separate Mind 40 John R. Catan De Conceptu Entis: A Reconsideration 50 Alan R. Perreiah BOOK REVIEWS DAVID L. BALAS, S. O. Cist. Me-rouata eou: Man's Participation in God's Perfections According to Saint Gregory of Nyssa.. 57 Leo Sweeney, s. j. JOHN DEWEY. Psychology. The Early Works of John Dewey, , Vol LOUIS DUPRE\ The Philosophical Foundations of Marxism VERNARD ELLER. Kierkegaard and Radical Discipleship: A New Perspective 63 MARVIN FARBER. Phenomenology and Existence 65
2 WALTER J. ONG, S. J. The Presence of the Word C. Lee Miller, s. J. E. SCHILLEBEECKX, O. P. Revelation and Theology Eugene L. Donahue, s. l. WILFRID SELLARS. Philosophical Perspectives. PAUL WEISS. The Making of Men Dennis T. O'Connor FRANCES A. YATES. The Art of Memory Norman D. Hinton Book Books Notes Received (g) Copyright 1968 by the Modern Schoolman George P. Klubertanz, S.J., Editor Printed in Italy
3 THE MODERN SCHOOLMAN JANUARY 1969 To Be and To Be Known 99 W. Donald Oliver The Argument From Illusion 109 William S. Raymond NOTES AND DISCUSSION Aristotle's Homoeomery and the Fragments of Anaxadoras Ralph J. Masiello A Problem In Peirce: The Law of Nature and Its Occurence Peter T. Turley A Note on Lonergan's Notion of Truth 142 William E. Reiser, s. J. Can Science Provide the Foundations for Metaphysics? Lewis S. Ford BOOK REVIEWS JOHN F. BANNAN. The Philosophy of Merleau-Ponty 155 P. BUTCHVAROV. Resemblance and Identity 156 DAVID FAVRHOLDT. An Interpretation and Critique of Wittegenstein's 'Tractatus.' 157 George Kimball Plochmann GOTTLOB FREGE. Teh Basic Laws of Arithmetic: Exposition of the System 160 ROBERT S. HARTMAN. The Structure of Value: Foundations of Scientific Axiology 162 Richard E. Chapman
4 "1 REMY C. KWANT. From Phenomenology to Metaphysics. 163 Robert W. Schmidt, s. J. The Presocratics. Ed. Philip Wheelwright 165 Leo Sweeney, s. 3. Book Notes 169 Books Received 186 George P. Klubertanz, S. J., Editor Printed in Italy
5 THE MODERN SCHOOLMAN MARCH 1969 The Elastic Instant in Aristotle's Becoming and Perishing Mary Christine Morkovsky, C.D.P. Suarez on the Analogy of Being 219 John P. Doyle NOTES AND DISCUSSION Weiss's Search for Adequacy 251 Paul G. Kuntz Aristotle and Cantor: On the Mathematical Infinite 264 Joseph S. Catalano Insight Into Insight 268 Richard W. Fox BOOK REVIEWS EDMUND F. BYRNE. Probability and Opinion 271 EMIL L. FACKENHEIM. The Religious Dimension in Hegel's Thought 272 Eugene L. Donahue, s. J. J. N. FINDLAY. The Discipline of the Cave 274 Benedict A. Paparella Guillelmi de Ockham Scriptum in Librum Primum Sententiarum 276 Linus J. Thro, s. J. WILLIAM A. LUIJPEN. Phenomenology of Natural Law Vernon J. Bourke
6 1 GABRIEL MARCEL. Searchings 278 David A. Boileau L. E. ROSE. Aristotle's Syllogistic 283 ALF ROSS. Directives and Norms 284 Books Received 285 Copyright 1969 by the Modern Schoolman George P. Klubertanz, S. J., Editor Printed in Italy
7 THE MODERN SCHOOLMAN MAY 1969 Ontological Dimensions of Self-Consciousness in M. F. Sciacca's Idealism 289 Julian Albrecht-Gervasi Structuralism in France 301 Rudolph J. Gerber Material Being, A Synthesis of Opposites 315 Daniel J. Shine, s.j. Suarez on the Analogy of Being Continued 323 John P. Doyle BOOK REVIEWS Animal Faith and Spiritual Life: Previously Unpublished and Uncollected Writings by George Santayana with Critical Essays on His Thought. John Lachs (ed.) 343 MARCIA L. COLISH. The Mirror of Language: A Study in the Medieval Theory of Knowledge 344 PAUL R. DURBIN, O.P. Logic and Scientific Inquiry 347 Richard J. Blackwell GEOFFREY OF VINSAUF. Documentum de modo et arte dictandi et versificandi 348 M. Joseph Costelloe, S.J. NELSON GOODMAN. Languages of Art 350
8 Hume. Ed. V. C. Chappell -352 Matthew J. Fairbanks ANTHONY KENNY. Descartes: A Study of his Philosophy. 354 JOHN LOCKE. Epistola de Tolerantia: A Letter on Toleration.. 35^ T. L. BUSHELL. The Sage of Salisbury: Thomas Chubb... 35^ MAURICE MERLEAU-PONTY. Sense and Non-Sense. Signs. The Primacy of Perception and Other Essays 357 Alden L. Fisher ANDREW J. RECK. The New American Philosophers: An Exploration since World War II 360 WILFRID SELLARS. Science and Metaphysics: Variations on Kantian Themes 361 Book Notes 365 Books Received 399 Index to Volume XLVI 401 George P. Klubertanz, S. J., Editor Printed in Italy
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