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| Date |
Speaker |
Topic |
| Aug 25. |
Rev. Prof. Robert A. Gahl, Jr.,
Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, Rome, Italy
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"Contemporary Psychology and its relationship to Aristotelian-Thomistic Moral Psychology" |
| Sept 1. |
Daniel De Haan,
Ph.D. Student, Center for Thomistic Studies, UST
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"Dysordered Acquired Appetites and the Ratio of Addictiona: A Thomistic Analysis" |
| Sept 15. |
John F.X. Knasas,
Professor of Philosophy, Center for Thomistic Studies, UST
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"Comments on Brian Davies, The Reality of God and the Problem of Evil" |
| Sept 29. |
Ed Houser,
Professor of Philosophy, Center for Thomistic Studies, UST
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"Aristotle, Avicenna, and Aquinas" |
| Oct 6. |
Domenic D'Ettore,
Ph.D. Student, Center for Thomistic Studies, UST
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"The Concept Represneting God and Creatures: An Analysis of John Capreolus' Doctrine of Analogy" |
| Oct 14. |
Alexander Pruss,
Professor of Philosophy, Baylor University
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"Evil as Anamoly: Why some arguments from evil are like pseudoscience" |
| Oct 20. |
Steven Jensen,
Associate Professor of Philosophy, Center for Thomistic Studies, UST
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"Double Effect, Proportionality, and Allowing Harm" |
| Nov 11. |
Peter Casarella,
Director of the Center for World Catholicism and Intercultural Theology, DePaul University
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"Facing the Verbal Likeness: St. Augustine, Nicholas of Cusa, and Pope John Paul II on the Analogy of the Word" |
| Dec 2. |
Walter Redmond,
Visiting Fellow and Tutor in Philosophy and Classical Studies, College of St. Thomas More in Fort Worth
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"'Deum Esse' in St. Thomas and Frege" |
Jan 27.
(Friday) |
Matthew Levering,
University of Dayton
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Aristotle and the Old Law in the Summa theologiae |
| Feb 2. |
John Macias,
Center for Thomistic Studies
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Rationality, Relativism, and MacIntyre |
Feb 10.
(Friday) |
Robert Koons,
University of Texas-Austin
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Objects of Intention: A Hylomorphic Critique of the New Natural Law Theory |
| Feb 16. |
Joe Graham,
Professor of Philosophy, University of St. Thomas, Houston TX
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In the Little Gallery |
| Feb 24. |
Helen Hattab,
University of Houston
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Suárez and Descartes: A Priori Arguments Against Substantial Forms and the Decline of the Formal Cause |
| March 1. |
John Deely,
Rudman Chair, Center for Thomistic Studies, UST
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Updating the Cartesian Notion of Cogito |
| March 29. |
Bruce Marshall,
Southern Methodist University
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TBA |
