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245 04 $aThe things that matter :$bessays inspired by the later work of Jacques Maritain /$cedited by Heidi M. Giebel.
246 30 $aEssays inspired by the later work of Jacques Maritain
264 1 $aWashington, D.C. :$bAmerican Maritain Association,$c[2018]
264 2 $aWashington, D.C :$bThe Catholic University of America Press
300 $axx, 372 pages ;$c23 cm.
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337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
338 $avolume$bnc$2rdacarrier
490 1 $aAmerican Maritain Association book series ;$vvolume 28
520 $a"In the final year of his long life, eminent Thomist philosopher Jacques Maritain prepared a final book for publication: a collection of previously unpublished writings entitled Approaches san entraves, later translated into English as Untrammeled Approaches. That collection, both in its conversational yet reverent tone and in its weighty topics--faith, love, truth, beauty--gives the reader the sense that she is receiving from a great teacher and friend the most important nuggets of wisdom for the next generation. Throughout the book, Maritain shares with his readers, from his heart as well as his intellect, regarding the things that really matter; that book--and those things--are the primary inspiration for the present volume. This volume, comprised of original essays by twenty English-speaking Thomists on the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of Untrammeled Approaches' first English appearance, explores several of Maritain's still-untrammeled (or at least less-trammeled) themes. While following his unbeaten paths, the contributing authors find and refine hidden treasures at every turn. They develop some of his more speculative ideas regarding the spiritual world--including the last things, the fate of the fallen angels, and a possible angelic role in evolution. They reflect deeply on a few of Maritain's recurring themes: for example, the nature of beauty and intuition. They analyze the implications--positive and negative--of Maritain's philosophy of love, marriage, and sexuality. And they consider and apply his arguments regarding appropriate roles and interactions of Church and state. The volume concludes with big-picture reflections on Maritain, his thought, and his enduring relevance. The contributors to this volume are: Michael Breidenbach, Romanus Cessario, OP, John Conley, SJ, Mario O. D'Souza, CSB, Travis Dumsday, Heather Erb, Lawrence Feingold, Megan Furman, Marie George, James Hanink, Gregory Kerr, William McCormick, SJ, Matthew Minerd, Mark Moes, Michael Novak, Michael Pakuluk, Alice Ramos, Walter Schultz, Michael Torre, Nikolaj Zunic"--Distributor's website.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 $aIntroduction: the things that matter / Heidi M. Giebel -- Maritains' eschatological reverie / Lawrence Feingold -- Maritain on limbo and demonic beatitude / Travis Dumsday -- Being, beauty, and converging intuition / James Hanink -- The place of poetry in human blessedness / Megan Furman -- The centrality of intuition: Jacques Maritain and Flannery O'Connor / Gregory Kerr -- What are we to make of Maritain's view that angels are intermediary causes in evolution? / Marie George -- Maritain, Mascall, Pendergast, and Ashley: untrammeled approaches to the doctrine of original sin from an evolutionary perspective / Mark Moes -- The meaning of sex differences and marriage in Maritain / Michael Pakaluk -- Maritain and the metaphysics of sexual differentiation / Matthew Minerd -- Matter, spirit, and teleology in human generation / Nikolaj Zunic -- Sacrifice and priesthood: Maritain's still untrammeled approaches / Romanus Cessario, O.P. -- Towards an Aristotelian prologue to the spiritual life: ecclesial themes in Maritain and Aquinas / Heather M. Erb -- Ratzinger on faith, philosophy, and trust / Alice Ramos -- Canticle: Maritain, John Paul II, Benedict XVI / John J. Conley, S.J. -- Toward a grammar of liberation: exploring the contours of salvation in the twenty-first century / Walter Schultz -- Jacques Maritain and Leo XIII on church and state / Michael D. Breidenbach -- All the articulations of the real?: Jacques Maritain on Catholic social teaching / William McCormick, S.J -- The unity of thought in Jacques Maritain / Mario O. D'Souza, C.S.B -- The crucial role of leon bloy in the Maritains' Catholicism / Michael Novak -- Un bras d'athlete et une haute voix de lamentateur?: why I love Jacques Maritain / Michael D. Torre.
600 10 $aMaritain, Jacques,$d1882-1973.
600 17 $aMaritain, Jacques,$d1882-1973.$2fast$0(OCoLC)fst00055665
700 1 $aGiebel, Heidi Marie,$eeditor.
830 0 $aAmerican Maritain Association publications.
852 00 $bglx$hB2430.M34$iT485 2018