Notes on Lonergan's understanding of intellectual emanations and how these apply toward a better understanding on how we can speak intelligently about proceedings as these […]
Author: Br. Dunstan Robidoux, OSB
Notes on Eric Voegelin’s The World of the Polis
See a summary of what Eric Voegelin has to say in his The World of the Polis Introduction Mankind and History Part 1 Cretans, Achaeans, […]
Two Rival Notions of Being: Rosmini, Heidegger, Rahner, and Lonergan rev. ed.
In the theology of Antonio Rosmini (d. 1855), one finds an understanding about human cognition where human beings work from an initial, ideal, indeterminate […]
Fr. Brian Cronin’s second book, Value Ethics: A Lonergan Perspective
Click here to see the first internet edition of Fr. Brian Cronin’s second book which deals with the nature of moral judgment in Lonergan’s thought: […]
Notes on Eric Voegelin’s Israel and Revelation Part 4 Chapter 13
Notes prepared by Dr. Joanne Tetlow for students of Voegelin's thought. The text is in pdf format. Eric Voegelin's Israel and Revelation Part 4 Chapter […]
Understanding Lonergan’s Triune God: Systematics: Chapter One
This is a direct link to a pdf file which attempts to explain what Lonergan says in chapter one of his The Triune God: Systematics […]
Using Aquinas to Understand Lonergan on the Meaning of Transcendental Laws
Br. Dunstan Robidoux, OSB In speaking about human cognitive acts and especially about human acts of understanding, instead of speaking about laws of nature […]
Eric Voegelin, Order and History, Volume One: Israel and Revelation – Part IV – chap. 12 – Moses
09/26/2010 – Joanne Tetlow on Eric Voegelin, Order and History, Volume One: Israel and Revelation – Part IV – chap. 12 – Moses Summary Without […]
Necessity of a New Kind of Thinking?
Necessity of a New Kind of Thinking? R. Krismer, r.krismer@aon.at Translation with the help of the Lonergan Institute Washington D.C. 2009-09-15 1 Introduction By attending […]
Identity in Human Cognition
It is no easy task to try to understand the principle of identity in human cognition. In order to do so, I would like to […]