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1 ROSARIO R. MAZZA MARTIN O. VASKE JOHN F. SCHENK THE MODERN SCHOOLMAN J. QUENTIN LAUER JEROME J. MARCHETTI ROBERT R. LAKAS RICHARD J. ROBERTS JUSTIN X. SCHMITT JOHN F. DALY TIMOTHY J. CRONIN ROBERT J. QUINN RICHARD H. GREEN, JOSEPH T. SHINNERS, Business DULLEA CHARLES W. Mount St. Michaels. Spokane. Washington LEONARD A. WATERS St. Mary's College. ROBERT F. HARVANEK West Baden College. West Baden Springs. Indiana JOHN Y. WATSON JAMES A. P. BYRNE JOHN T. WALSH Weston College. Jesuit Seminary. Toronto. Ontario ACT AND POTENCY - - William A. Van Roo 1 THE SUPPOSIT IN THE INORGANIC WORLD James A. McWilliams 5 Dr. Adler's PROBLEM OF SPECIES.... Bernard J. Muller-Thym 7 JESUIT PHILOSOPHERS, ial 11 ANATOMY OF ANALOGY Edward T. Foote _ -. _ ,... \7 Science and Wisdom Jacques Maritain The Problem of Matter and Form in the De Ente et Es. sentia of Thomas Aquinas John Goheen A Companion to the Summa, Vol. Ill: The Fullness of Life Walter Farrell Nature and Functions of Authority Yves Simon Physics and Reality Kurt Piexlt-r Logica Formalis Joseph Probes The Nature of the World Preface to an Philosophy Educational W. T. Stace I. B. Berkson Catalogue of Renaissance Philosophers directed by John O. Riedl Philosophy in the Poetry of Edwin A. Robinson Estelle Kaplan Coming in January A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SCHOLASTIC PHILOSOPHY
2 ROSARIO R. MAZZA MARTIN O. VASKE JOHN F. SCHENK J. QUENTIN LAUER THE MODERN SCHOOLMAN JEROME J. MARCHETTI ROBERT R. LAKAS RICHARD J. ROBERTS JUSTIN X. SCHMITT JOHN F. DALY TIMOTHY J. CRONIN ROBERT J. QUINN RICHARD H. GREEN, JOSEPH T. SHINNERS, Business CHARLES W. DULLEA Mount St. Michaels, LEONARD A. WATERS St. Marys. Kansas ROBERT F. HARVANEK JOHN Y. WATSON JAMES A. P. BYRNE Woodstock College. JOHN T. WALSH Springhill College. Springhlll. Alabama Weston College. Weston. Massachusetts INTELLECTUAL MEMORY IN THE THOMISTIC THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE Vernon J. Bourke 21 ON THE PURSUIT OF CATHOLIC WISDOM John J. O'Brien 24 THE INTERNAL SENSES IN THE PROCESS OF COGNITION George P. Klubertanz 27 THE DETERMINATION OF SUBSTANCE BY ACCIDENTS IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF ST. THOMAS /. Quentin Lauer 31 NOTES ON PLATO'S CONCEPT OF TIME Francis V. Courneen 35 A LETTER FROM DR. MULLER-THYM The Ways of Things W. P. Montague An Essay on Nature Scholasticism and Politics Frederick Woodbridge Jacques Maritain St. Augustine, Concerning the Teacher and On The Im~ mortality of the Soul George G. Leckie St. Thomas Aquinas, Concerning Being and Essence - - The Pope Speaks George G. Leckie - - Charles Rankin Shall Not Perish from the Earth Modern War and Basic MEDIAEVAL STUDIES, Volume 1940 Ethics II. Ralph Barton Perry - - John K. Ryan Lamartine and Romantic Unanimism Albert Joseph George Selections from Hellenistic Philosophy Gordon H. Clark
3 THE MODERN SCHOOLMAN J. QUENTIN LAUER, JOHN F. SCHENK, Business JEROME J. MARCHETTI TIMOTHY J. CRONIN ROBERT R. LAKAS RICHARD J. ROBERTS ROBERT J. QUINN JUSTIN X. SCHMITT JOSEPH T. MCGLOIN C. LEO SWEENEY CHARLES W. DULLEA Mount St. Michaels, LEONARD A. WATERS St. Marys. Kansas ROBERT F. HARVANEK JOHN Y. WATSON Jesuit High School. JAMES A. P. BYRNE JOHN T. WALSH Toronto. Ontario THE MIND OF ST. THOMAS ON THE PRINCIPLE OF INDIVIDUATION - _, -, _ Joseph B. Wall 41 THE NEW ETHICS - Thomas E. Davitt 44 EDITORIAL A BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR SCHOLASTIC PHILOSOPHY - 49 ON THE CONTEMPLATION OF BEAUTY Gerald F. Van Ackeren 53 MOLECULAR AND ATOMIC CONTINUITY John S. O'Conor 56 A REJOINDER TO "MOLECULAR A:"» ATOMIC CONTINUITY' James A. McWilliams 57 The Nature of Thought Brand Blanshard The Psychology and Ethics of Spinoza David Bidney Books Received Christian Ethics in History and Modern Life - - A Philosophy of Science - Alban G. Widgery W. H. Werkmeister Beginning with this issue single copies of THE MODERN SCHOOLMAN will sell for 35c each
4 THE MODERN SCHOOLMAN \. QUENTIN LAUER, JOHN F. SCHENK, Business JEROME J. MARCHETTI TIMOTHY J. CRONIN ROBERT R. LAKAS RICHARD J. ROBERTS ROBERT J. QUINN JUSTIN X. SCHMITT JOSEPH T. MCGLOIN C. LEO SWEENEY CHARLES W. DULLEA Mount St. Michaels, LEONARD A. WATERS ROBERT F. HARVANEK West Baden College. JOHN Y. WATSON Jesuit High School. JAMES A. P. BYRNE JOHN T. WALSH THE HISTORICAL THOMAS AQUINAS Frank Sullivan 61 ST. THOMAS AND THE RECAPTURING OF NATURAL WISDOM - - Bernard ]. Muller-Thym 64 PHILOSOPHY TODAY: ial ^ ST. THOMAS AND THE TRANSFER OF INTELLECTUAL SKILLS Vernon J. Bourke 69 ACADEMIC FREEDOM Andrew C. Smith 73 OF WORDS AND MEN Emmanuel Chapman 76 INDEX TO >I OL. XVIII 80 The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature edited by F. W. Bateson Law as Logic and Experience Max Radin The Steps of Humility George B. Burch From Aether to Cosmos Celestine N. Bittle The Foundations of Empirical Knowledge Metaphysics in Modern Times A History of Modern Philosophy - Alfred J. Ayer - D. W. Gotshalk William K. Wright Single copies of "A Bibliography for Scholastic Philosophy" published in THE MODERN SCHOOLMAN for March, 1941, can be had for 25c each.
5 JEROME J. MARCHETTI ROBERT R. LAKAS RICHARD J. ROBERTS JUSTIN X. SCHMITT ROBERT J. QUINN THE MODERN SCHOOLMAN Published Quarterly [rom November to May at Saint Louis University JOSEPH T. MCGLOIN CHARLES L. SWEENEY RICHARD F. SMITH ROBERT F. ANTHONY J. GEORGE G. GEORGE V. KENNARD MCENIRY BRENNER COURTRIGHT J. QUENTIN LAUER, JOHN F. SCHENK, Business F. WILLIAM O'BRIEN Mount St. Michael's, GEORGE P. KLUBERTANZ JOSEPH A. SOMMER JAMES J. MADIGAN ANTHONY C. O'FLYNN CHARLES L. GOETZ CONSISTENT MATERIALISM ial 1 PLATO'S CONCEPT OF THE PHILOSOPHIC LIFE Raymond V. Schoder 2 PROLOGUE TO EVOLUTION Edward T. Foote 7 CAUSALITY AND EVOLUTION George P. Klubertanz 11 GOD AND PHILOSOPHY: A REVIEW Henri J. Renard IS 16 BOOKS RECEIVED 20 Thomistic Psychology Robert O. Brennan Proceedings of the American Catholic Philosophical Association God and Philosophy Etienne Gilson Christian Social Principles - Sister Mary Consilia O'Brien Princeps Concordiae, Pico Delia Mirandola and the Scholastic Tradition Avery Dulles The Basic Works of Aristotle - edited by Richard McKeon This Way Happiness Charles P. Bruehl The Sophist Members of the Junior Class A Philosophical Symposium on American Catholic Education Sacred Tree Script Andrew Efron Spirit in Man Rufus M. Jones A limited number of recent volumes of THE MODERN SCHOOLMAN are still available. Both complete volumes and single copies will be on sale while they last.
6 THE MODERN SCHOOLMAN JEROME J. MARCHETTI ROBERT R, LAKAS RICHARD J. ROBERTS JUSTIN X. SCHMITT ROBERT J. QUINN GEORGE V. JOSEPH T. MCGLOIN CHARLES L. SWEENEY RICHARD F. SMITH ROBERT F. ANTHONY J. MCENIRY BRENNER GEORGE G. COURTRIGHT KENNARD J. QUENTIN LAUER, JOHN F, SCHENK, Business F. WILLIAM O'BRIEN Mount St. Michael's, GEORGE P. KLUBERTANZ JOSEPH A. SOMMER JAMES J. MADIGAN ANTHONY C. O'FLYNN CHARLES L. GOETZ WHAT OTHER MEN HAVE THOUGHT ial 21 THE STUDENT AT THE CROSSROADS Christian L. Bonnet 22 THE PROVINCE OF RHETORIC AND POETIC Walter J. Ong 24 EDUCATION FOR PROGRESS James A. McWilliams 27 CAUSALITY IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF NATURE George P. Klubertanz 29 THE NOTION OF HUMAN LIBERTY IN SUAREZ William N. Clarke Saint Thomas and Analogy Gerald B. Phelan Man on his Nature Sir Charles Sherrington The Living Thoughts of St. Paid - - Jacques Maritain The Analysis of Knowledge Ledger Wood Summa Cosmologiae Frederic Saintonge, S.J. The Nature and Destiny of Man - - Reinhold Niebuhr Stages on Life's Way S. Kierkegaard The Writings of Robert Grosseteste - S. Harrison Thomson Philosophy for our Times C. E. M. Joad The Dilemma of Science William M. Agar Between Physics and Philosophy Philipp Frank A limited number of recent volumes of THE MODERN SCHOOLMAN are still available. Both complete volumes and single copies will be on sale while they last.
7 ROBERT J. QUINN GEORCE V. KENNARD RICHARD F. SMITH ROBERT F. MCENTRY ROBERT M. DONAHUE THE MODERN SCHOOLMAN MAURICE R. HOLLOVVAY LAWRENCE F. FRANCIS L. BARAK RICHARD F. RYAN ANTHONY J. JANSEN BRENNER CHARLES LEO SWEENEY,, Business F. WILLIAM O'BRIEN Mount St. Michael's, GEORGE P. KLUBERTANZ JOSEPH A. SOMMER West Baden Springs, In CHARLES L. GOETZ JAMES J. MADIGAN ANTHONY C. O'FLYNN RAYMOND J. SWORDS W>ston College, diana OF HISTORY AS A CALCULUS WHOSE TERM IS SCIENCE Bernard J. Muller-Thvm 41 MATTER AS A PRINCIPLE OF BEING William A, Van Roo 47 'THE ERROR OF ARISTOTLE" John F. McCormick 51 WORLD PEACE AND BENEDICT XV Patrick J. Holloran Ransoming the Time The Christian Criticism of Life A Dialectic of Morals... Prolegomena to Ethics Repetition, Fear and Trembling, Sickness Unto Death Jacques Maritain Lynn Harold Hough Mortimer J. Adler Timothy J. Brosnahan, S.J. S. Kierkegaard Reason and Revolution -Herbert Marcuse Emancipation of a Freethinker Herbert Ellsworth Cory A Theory of Criticism. Sister Mary Gonzaga, O.P. Aristotle's Analysis of Movement William Barrett Intellectual Virtues. Sister Rose Emmanuella Brennan In the May issue appears the first of a series of articles on Kantianism and the Modern World. These articles will present an introductory analysis and study of the philosophy of Kant, its idealistic development in Hegel, and various reactionary tendencies (materialistic Marxism, the Positivism of Mill, and the Pragmatism of William James). The concluding article of the series, "St. Thomas and the Modern Mind," will offer the philosophia perennis as the remedy for the ills of our war-torn world.
8 THE MODERN SCHOOLMAN CHARLES LEO SWEENEY, ROBERT J. QULNN GEORGE V. KENNARD RICHARD F. SMITH ROBERT F. MCENIRY ROBERT M. DONAHUE MAURICE R. HOLLOWAY LAWRENCE F. JANSEN FRANCIS L. BARAK RICHARD F. RYAN ANTHONY J. BRENNER, Business F. WILLIAM O'BRIEN Mount St. Michael's, GEORGE P. KLUBERTANZ JOSEPH A. SOMMER CHARLES L. GOETZ JAMES J. MADIGAN ANTHONY C. O'FLYNN Springhil! College, RAYMOND J. SWORDS KANTIANISM AND THE MODERN MIND ial 61 KANTIANISM: FAITH VERSUS KNOWLEDGE Edmund H. Ziegelmeyer 61 HELEGIAN DIALECTIC AND POST-KANTIAN IDEALISM Vernon J. Bourke 66 MARXISM: THE BIRTH OF A PREJUDICE Charles J. McFadden 70 OF HISTORY AS A CALCULUS WHOSE TERM IS SCIENCE (concl.) - Bernard J. Muller-Thym Summa Theologiae, Volume I Saint Thomas Aquinas A Companion to the Summa: I. The Architect of the Universe Walter Farrell, O.P. Plato's Earlier Dialectic Richard Robinson The Psychology of Aristotle- Clarence Shute Theism and Cosmology John Laird The Philosophy of Alfred North Whitehead.. Paul Arthur Schilpp The Eighteenth Century Background Basil Willey Philodemus: On Methods of Inference - Philip Howard De Lacy Estelle Allen DeLacy Prefaces to Inquiry William Richard Gondin Philosophy of Christian Education. Western Division of Catholic Philosophical Association Complete volumes and single copies of past issues of THE MODERN SCHOOLMAN are still available. The "Bibliography for Scholastic Philosophy," published in the March, 1941, issue can be had for 25c.
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