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1 J. THE MODERN SCHOOLMAN NOVEMBER 1972 Models, Analogies, and Degrees of Certainty in Descartes.. 1 James Bliztnan The Ontological Significance of Anselm's Proslogion Sylvia Fleming Crocker NOTES AND DISCUSSION Intension, Extension, and Metaphysics 57 John Peterson Descartes and the Relativity of Motion 64 Thomas L. Prendergast Donagan on Unexemplified Universals 72 Donald E. Geels Foreign Books on Greek Philosophers: Socrates and Plato.. 76 Leo Sweeney, s. j. BOOK REVIEWS JEREMY DUQUESNAY ADAMS. The Populus of Augustine and Jerome. 87 HENRY DAVID AIKEN. Predicament of the University 88
2 NORMAN E. BOWIE. Towards a New Theory of Distributive Justice RICHARD NORMAN. Reasons for Actions 90 HANS BUCHNER. Plotins Moglichkeitslehre 94 John P. Doyle CARL COHEN. Democracy 95 MICHEL CONTAT and MICHEL RYBALKA. Les Ecrits de Sartre. JOSEPH MCMAHON. Humans Being: The World of Jean-Paul Sartre. JAMES F. SHERIDAN, Jr. Sartre: The Radical Conversion. Sartre: A Collection of Critical Essays. Edited by Mary Warnock. MAURICE CRANSTON. The Quintessence of Sartrism 96 Thomas W. Busch Heidegger and the Path of Thinking. Edited by John Sallis. 100 ERNST MALLY. Logische Schriften 104 MILTON MAYEROFF. On Caring 106 Martin A. Bertman JOHN PENNYCUICK. In Contact with the Physical World Louis ARNAUD REID. Meaning in the Arts Ill William L. Blizek The Sociology of Sociology. Edited by Larry T. Reynolds and Janice M. Reynolds. ROBERT W. FRIEDRICIIS. A Sociology of Sociology 113 William L. Suntrup STEPHAN STRASSER. The Idea of Dialogal Phenomenology ROBERT C TUCKER. The Marxian Revolutionary Idea George J'. Stack
3 H N. TUTTLE. Wilhelm Dilthey's Philosophy of Historical Understanding 121 HENRY VEATH. For an Ontology of Morals: A Critique of Contemporary Ethical Theory 123 CARL WELLMAN. Challenge and Response: Justification in Ethics 125 R. S. WOOLHOUSE. Locke's Philosophy of Science and Knowledge 128 Richard J. Blackwell Book Notes 131 Books Received 141 Copyright 1972 by the Modern Schoolman William J. Weiler, S.J., Editor Printed in Italy
4 THE MODERN SCHOOLMAN JANUARY 1973 John Sergeant's Criticism of Locke's Theory of Ideas Brian Cooney The Language of Possibility and Existential Possibility Models, Analogies, and Degrees of Certainty in Descartes James Blizman NOTES AND DISCUSSION Capek on Blanshard on Kierkegaard., 209 Jackie Kleinman Foreign Books on Greek Philosophers: Aristotle and After Leo Sweeney, SJ. BOOK REVIEWS ARRIGO COLOMBO. II Destino del Filosofo 233 Commentaries on Boethius by Thierry of Chartres and his School. Ed. Nikolaus M. Haring, S.A.C 234 A. BOYCE GIBSON. Theism and Empiricism 234 Vincent C. Punzo JONATHAN HARRISON. Our Knowledge of Right and Wrong
5 Interpretations of Life and Mind: Essays around the Problem of Reduction. Ed. Marjorie Grene Richard J. Blackwell R. D. LAING. Self and Others RAINER MARTEN. Existieren, Wahrsein, und Verstehen. JITENDRA NATH MOHANTY. The Concept of Intentionality BERTELL OLLMAN. Alienation: Marx's Conception of Man in Capitalistic Society Thomas H. Lutzow HAROLD C. RALEY. Jose Ortega y Gasset: Philosopher of European Unity NICHOLAS RESCHER. Welfare HERBERT STACHOWIAK. Rationaiismus im Ursprung: Die Genesis des axiomatischen Denkens FERNAND VAN STEENBERGHEN. Martin A. Bertman GERD WOLANDT. Idealismus Epistemology und Faktizitdt MICHAEL WOLFF. Fallgesetz und Massebegriff Books Received Copyright 1973 by the Modern Schoolman William J. Weiler, S.J., Editor Printed in Italy
6 THE MODERN SCHOOLMAN MARCH 1973 The Development of the Doctrine of the Agent Intellect in the Franciscan School of the Thirteenth Century Leonard J. Boman The Body-Soul Problem in Merleau-Ponty's The Structure of Behavior 281 Francois H. Lapointe NOTES AND DISCUSSION Ipsum Esse as God-Surrogate: The Point of Convergence of Faith and Reason for St. Thomas Aquinas 293 John P. Doyle Locke's Anticipation of Hume's Use of "Impression" 297 Phillip D. Cummins Universality without Universals: A Deleted Argument from Berkeley's Introduction to the Principles 301 M. W. Beat BOOK REVIEWS HENRI BERGSON. Melanges 311 Donald A. Cress SAMUEL D. GUTTENPLAN AND MARTIN TAMNY. Logic: A Comprehensive Introduction 312 Barrie A. Wilson QUENTIN LAUER, S.J. Hegel's Idea of Philosophy 315 Martin A. Bertman
7 LYMAN T. LUNDEEN. Risk and Rhetoric in Religion: Whitehead's Theory of Language and the Discourse of Faith.... 3J5 Lewis S. Ford PIERRE-JOSEPH PROUDIION. What is Property? An Inquiry into the Principle of Right and of Government 31g Louis A. Barth, s. J. PAUL RICOEUR. Freud and Philosophy 318 MICHELE FEDERICO SCIACCA. Studi sulla filosofia antica Books Received 323 Copyright 1973 by the Modern Schoolman William J. Weiler, S.J., Editor Printed in Italy
8 THE MODERN SCHOOLMAN MAY 1973 Time and Being in Heidegger John D. Caputo Friendship in Aristotelian Ethics 351 Jerome G. Hanus, O. S. B. NOTES AND DISCUSSION Aristotle's Concept of Choice 367 Can the Mind-Body Problem Be Resurrected? 373 Robert A. Oakes Who Is Al-Kindi's "Greek King" (Frag. 11, Ross) of Aristotle's Eudemis? 379 Anton-Hermann Chroust BOOK REVIEWS S. MORRIS ENGEL. Wittgenstein's Doctrine of the Tyranny of Language 383 James Collins STANLEY CAVELL. The World Viewed: Reflections on the Ontology of Film 384 William L. BHzek GEORGE DICKIE. Aesthetics: An Introduction 385 William L. BHzek
9 LUCIEN GOLDMAN. Immanuel Kant 300 BERNARD LONERGAN. Method in Theology 3 James L. Marsh Perspectives in Quantum Mechanics. Ed. Wolfgang Yourgrau and Alwyn van der Merwe 393 JOHN RAWLS. A Theory of Justice 395 KLAUS RIESENHUBRR. Die Transzendenz der Freiheit zum Guten: Der Wille in der Anthropologic und Metaphysik des Thomas von Aquin 397 James Collins SEBASTIAN SAMAY, O. S.B. Reason Revisited: The Philosophy of Karl Jaspers Nietzsche-Studien, Band I (1972). Ed. M. Montinari et al James Collins ANDRIES SARLEMIJN. Hegelsche Dialektik ALBERT CHAPELL, S.J. Hegel et la religion, vol. 3: La Theologie et 1'i.glise 400 James Collins Book Notes 403 Books Received 409 Index to Volume L 411 Copyright 1973 by the Modern Schoolman William J. Weiler, S J., Editor Printed in Italy
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