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1 THE MODERN NOVEMBER 1977 Timeless Time in Neoplatonism 1 Paul C. Plass Theological Epistemology in Augustine, Kant and Schelling. 21 Fritz Marti Passive and Active Elements in Husserl's Notion of Intentionality 37 William F. Ryan, SJ. From Rationalism to Faith: Ockham and Kierkegaard Harry R. Klocker, S.J. Two Midpoints in Plato's Protagoras 71 Clyde Lee Miller BARUCH BRODY. Abortion and the Sactity of Human Life Robert J. Henle, S.J. FREDERICK COPLESTON, SJ. Philosophers and Philosophies James Collins R. M. MARTIN. Whitehead's Categoreal Scheme and Other Papers. 89 Lewis S. Ford D. O'CONNOR. The Correspondence Theory of Truth Herbert E. Hendry
2 JOACHIM RIN.LEBEN. Hegels Theorie der Sunde: Die subjektivitatslogische Konstruktion eines theologischen Begriffs James Collins 95 MAX SCHELER. Logik I 96 Michael E. Zimmerman Book Notes 101 Books Received 125 Copyright 1977 by the Modern Schoolman John L. Treloar, S.J., Editor Printed in Italy
3 p- THE MODERN JANUARY 1978 Religious Faith and the Mediation of Being: The Hegelian Dilemma In Rahner's Hearers of the World Denis J. M. Bradley The Implicit Efficacity of the Idea in Recherche de la Verite I 147 Richard J. Fafara The Prince of the Physicians on the Nature of Man Beatrice H. Zedler Metaphysical Theories as Aesthetic Objects 177 Jay Newman PSA 1974: Proceedings of the 1974 Biennial Meeting of the Philosophy of Science Association 189 Richard J. Blackwell STEFAN NOWAK. Understanding and Prediction: Essays in the Methodology of Social Behavioral Theories 192 Richard J. Blackwell Book Notes 195 Books Received 221
4 THE MODERN MARCH 1978 Necessity, Possible Worlds, and Whitehead's God John W. Lansing Beasts and Men: The Scope of Moral Concern 241 ' Bernard E. Rollin t Husserl's Overcoming of the Problem of Intersubjectivity Jeffner Allen Husserl's Interpretation and Critique of Descartes 271 Thomas Attig Hegel's Immanent Critique 281 Steve F. Sapontzis JOHN DEWEY. The Middle Works of John Dewey 289 Beatrice H. Zedler ; Essays in Memory of Imre Lakatos 292 f Steven Bartlett, JOSEPH A. GRAU. Morality and the Human Future in the Thought of Teilhard de Chardin: A Critical Study 294 Thomas W. Busch JOSEPH L. NAVICKAS. Consciousness and Reality: Hegel's Philosophy I of Subjectivity 297 George J. Stack
5 KENNETH SAYRE. Cybernetics and the Philosophy of Mind.. 3OQ Dominic J. Balestra ROBERT M. VEATCH. Dealth, Dying and the Biological Revolution 305 William C. Charron T. E. WILKERSON. Kant's Critique of Pure Reason: A Commentary for Students 308 William C. Charron Book Motes 311 Books Received 329 Copyright 1978 by The Modern Schoolman John L. Treloar, S.J., Editor Printed in Italy
6 w THE MODERN MAY 1978 Understanding and Agreement in Religion 333 John Carlson The Distinction Between "Transcendental" and "Metaphysical" in Kant's Philosophy of Science 357 M. Glouberman Scheler's Critique of Husserl's Theory of the World of the Natural Standpoint 387 Quentin Smith MORTIMER J. ADLER. Philosopher at Large: An Intellectual Autobiography 397 Maurice B. McNamee LAWRENCE C. BECKER. Property Rights: Philosophic Foundations 399 John A. Gueguen JOHN M. BRENNAN. The Open Texture of Moral Concepts Robert J. Henle, S.J. ENRICO CANTORE. Scientific Man: The Humanistic Significance of Science 403 Theodore Kisiel NICHOLAS GRIFFIN. Relative Identity 406 Herbert E. Hendry
7 Justice and Punishment Harold T. Walsh 408 BRUCE KUKLICK. The Rise of American Philosophy. 4n Donald F. Koch WALTER J. ONG, SJ. Interfaces of the Word: Studies in the Evolution of Consciousness and Society 4j* Martin A. Bertman FRIEDRICH WAISMANN. Philosophical Papers 416 Paul Trainor Book Notes 419 Books Received 43j Index to Volume LV 435 Copyright 1978 by The Modern Schoolman John L. Treloar, S.J., Editor Printed in Italy
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