METHOD: Journal of Lonergan Studiesis a blind, peer-reviewed academic journal, which aims to further interpretive, historical, and critical study of the philosophical, theological, economic, and methodological writings of Bernard Lonergan by promoting original research into the methodological foundations of the sciences and disciplines.
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METHOD: Journal of Lonergan Studiesis published twice a year. Subscriptions are available on an annual basis for $20.00 a year, or $10.00 a year for students. Orders are filled with all journal issues published in the year that the order is placed. To subscribe to METHOD, please email bclonergan@gmail.com with your name, address, and length of requested subscription (e.g., one or two years).
Editorial Board
Editor-in-Chief:
Thomas J. McPartland
Editors:
Jeremy W. Blackwood
Patrick H. Byrne
Randall S. Rosenberg
Ligita Ryliškytė, SJE
Jennifer Sanders
R. J. Snell
Jeremy D. Wilkins
Managing Editor:
Mary Elliot
METHOD: Journal of Lonergan Studiesscholarship is made possible by funding from the Boston College Lonergan Institute.
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New Series Volume 1
<h3>NS 1.1 – Spring 2010</h3>
<p>1 – “Classicist Culture”: The Utility and Limits of an Ideal Type | Thomas J. McPartland</p>
<p>17 – From Bias to Method: Peirce and Lonergan on Common Sense and Its Limitations | Michael Forest</p>
<p>35 – Some Terminological Reservations: ‘Position,’ ‘Conversion,’ ‘Person’ | Hugo Meynell</p>
<p>45 – Wholes and Hierarchies | David Oyler</p>
<p>55 – Self-Appropriating the Inner Parts | Philip McShane</p>
<p>67 – Differentiation and Its Discontents | Glenn Hughes</p>
<h3>NS 1.2 – Fall 2010</h3>
<p>85 – Lonergan and Rahner on the Natural Desire to See God | Jeremy Blackwood</p>
<p>105 – History, Society, and the Hermeneutics of the Poor | Rohan M. Curnow</p>
<p>125 – Reconstructing Foundations: An Insight-based Approach to Constructivism and Constructionism in Educational Theory and Practice | Lance M. Grigg</p>
<p>1<span style="font-size: 0.8125rem; background-color: transparent;">39 – Alienation, the Unhappy Consciousness, and Self-Knowledge in Hegel and Lonergan | Alicia Jaramillo</span></p>
<p>163 – Politics and Metaphysics: A Horatory Exercise | Thomas J. McPartland</p>
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New Series Volume 10
<h3>NS 10.1 - Spring 2019</h3>
<p>i - Introduction | Randall S. Rosenberg</p>
<p>1 - Bernard Lonergan's Notes "De Novissimis" ("On the Last Things")</p>
<h3>NS 10.2 - Fall 2019</h3>
<p>i - In Memoriam: Robert M. Doran, S.J. | Jeremy W. Blackwood</p>
<p>1 - Re-Visioning Social Values in the Emergence of Ancient Israel | Jonathan Bernier</p>
<p>21 - A Reconstruction of Bernard Lonergan's 1947-48 Course on Grace, Part 3: Reconstruction by Robert M. Doran, working from notes taken by Frederick Crowe and William Stewart</p>
<p>57 - Beauty, Contemplation, and the Fifth Level of Consciousness: The Transcendentals within an Intentionality Analysis</p>
New Series Volume 11
<h3>NS 11.1 - Spring 2020</h3>
<h3>Special Issue: Lonergan and the Contemporary University Part I</h3>
<p>i - Introduction | Randall S. Rosenberg</p>
<p>1 - University Education in the Technological Age: Can Instrumental Reason and Deliberative Reason Be Reconciled? If So, How? | Frederick Lawrence</p>
<p>21 - Lonergan, Liberty, and the Liberal Arts: Reflections of a Teacher | Michael McCarthy</p>
<p>37 - Education and the Process of Inquiry: Community, Creativity, and Critical Thinking | Thomas J. McPartland</p>
<p>59 - Newman, Lonergan, and the Vision of the Whole | Mark D. Morelli</p>
<h3>NS 11.2 - Fall 2020</h3>
<h3>Special Issue: Lonergan and the Contemporary University Part II</h3>
<p>i - Introduction | Randall S. Rosenberg</p>
<p>1 - Unity in University? A Heuristic Proposal | Patrick H. Byrne</p>
<p>37 - Lonergan's Enduring Guidance in Times of Upheaval | Paulette Kidder</p>
<p>47 - The Pedagogical Efficacy of Self-Aprropriation | Elizabeth Murray</p>
<p>59 - Institutions Have Dates: What Lonergan Taught Me About Universities | Neil Ormerod</p>
New Series Volume 12
<h3>NS 12.1 - Spring 2021</h3>
<p>1 - In the Key of Interiority: Christian Anthropologies in Dialogue, WIth Reference to Bernard Lonergan: Part One | Karen Petersen Finch</p>
<p>19 - In the Key of Interiority: Christian Anthropologies in Dialogue, WIth Reference to Bernard Lonergan: Part Two | Karen Petersen Finch</p>
<p>43 - Bernard Lonergan on Feelings, Love and Knowledge | Louis Roy, O.P.</p>
<p>69 - Book Review | Robert Henman</p>
<h3>NS 12.2 - Fall 2021</h3>
<p>1 - Premotion: The Origins of a Notion in the Work of Bernard Lonergan | Robert M. Doran, S.J.</p>
<p>41 - "Sight" in the Early Heidegger</p>
<p>61 - Book Review | Robert Elliot</p>
<p>65 - Book Review | Randall S. Rosenberg</p>
New Series Volume 2
<h3>NS 2.1 – Spring 2011</h3>
<p>1 – Self-Appropriation, Polymorphism, and Differénce by James Marsh</p>
<p>13 – The Ninth Functional Specialty | Robert Doran, S.J.</p>
<p>17 – Heidegger, Lonergan, and the Notion of Being | Michael Sharkey</p>
<p>45 – Functional Specialization and the Methodical Division of Labor in Legal Studies | Patrick Brown</p>
<p>67 – Lonergan’s Reception Among Economists: Tale of a Dead Fish and an Agenda for Future Work | Paul Osslington</p>
<p>79 – Groarke, Aristotle, and Induction | Hugo Meynell</p>
<p>89 – Beyond Radical Particularism: A Lonerganian Response to S. Mark Heim’s ‘Pluralistic Inclusivism’ | Nick Olkovich</p>
<p>123 – Review of Pierrot Lambert and Philip McShane, Bernard Lonergan: His Life and Leading Ideas | David Oyle</p>
<h3>NS 2.2 – Spring 2011</h3>
<p>131 – Social Grace | Robert M. Doran, SJ</p>
<p>143 – Sanctifying Grace, Elevation, and the Fifth Level of Consciousness | Jeremy W. Blackwood</p>
<p>163 – Living in the Artistry of God: Bernard Lonergan’s Interpretation of Thomist Volitional Theory | Christiaan Jacobs-Vandegeer</p>
<p>187 – The Hypothesis of a Non-Accidental Human Participation in the Divine Active Spiration | Philip McShane</p>
<p>203 – The Notion of a Lonergan Enterprise | Michael Vertin</p>
<p>227 – Review of William F. Sullivan, Eyes of the Heart: Knowing the Good in the Euthanasia Debate | James B. Gerrie<br>
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New Series Volume 3
<h3>NS 3.1 - Spring 2012</h3>
<p>1 – Two Ways of Being Conscious: The Notion of Psychic Conversion | Robert M. Doran, SJ</p>
<p>19 – Considering the ‘Religious Other’: Revisiting Dominus Iesus in the Light of Functional Specialization | John R. Friday</p>
<p>37 – The Cosmopolis of Elfland: Bernard Lonergan on G. K. Chesterton | Paul G. Monson</p>
<p>63 – Lonergan on the Historical Causality of Christ | John Volk</p>
<h3>NS 3.2 – Fall 2012</h3>
<p>1 – Eighteen Days in 1968: An Essay on the Maturation of Lonergan’s Intentionality Analysis | Jeremy W. Blackwood</p>
<p>27 – The Purpose of Metaphysics | Brian Cronin, C.S. Sp.</p>
<p>45 – Rendering It Explicitly Accountable: Shedding Light on Lonergan’s ‘Pragmatism’ through Robert Brandom’s Normative Pragmatics | Francisco V. Galan</p>
<p>73 – The Reconciliation of the Manifest and Scientific Image in Bernard Lonergan | Brian Mason</p>
<p>89 – Review of Mark Miller, The Quest for God and the Good Life: Lonergan’s Theological Anthropology | Brian Braman<br>
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New Series Volume 4
<h3>NS 4.1 - Spring 2013</h3>
<h3>Special Issue: How Does the Trinity Enter into Human History?</h3>
<p>1 – Trinitarian Love in the Dialectics of History | Jeremy Blackwood</p>
<p>17 – Approaching the Triune God: A Response | John Dadosky</p>
<p>23 – New Paths for a Girard/Lonergan Conversation: An Essay in Light of Robert Doran's <i>Missions and Processions</i> | Grant Kaplan</p>
<p>39 – Why Lonerganian Philosophers Should Read Lonergan's and Doran's Theology | James Marsh</p>
<p>47 - Doran's <i>The Trinity in History:</i> The Girardian Connection | Neil Ormerod</p>
<p>61 - A Response | Robert M. Doran, S.J.</p>
<h3>NS 4.2 – Fall 2013</h3>
<p>1 – Ernest Becker and Bernard Lonergan: An Initial Meeting | Jeffrey A. Allen</p>
<p>17 – The Unaskable Questions | Christopher Berger</p>
<p>37 – Husserl and Lonergan: Evidence and Truth | Martin J. De Nys</p>
<p>59 – Approaching Critical Thinking Through Generalized Empirical Method | Richard Grallo</p>
<p>79 – Curiosity, Wonder, and Our Need to Know: The Dynamics of Cognitive Desire in Lonergan's Generalized Emprical Method | Joseph Torchia, O.P.</p>
<p>107 - Deliberate Insight Revisited | Michael Vertin</p>
<p>143 - Book Review | Paul Kidder</p>
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New Series Volume 5
<h3>NS 5.1 - Spring 2014</h3>
<h3>Special Issue: The Work of Christian Smith</h3>
<p>1 – Critical Realist Personalism: Introducing a Special Issue on the Work of Christian Smith | R.J. Snell</p>
<p>7 – The Social Ontology of Christian Smith and Bernard Lonergan: Challenge and Response | Christopher Friel</p>
<p>39 – The Realism of Christian Smith's "Critical Realist Personalism" | Elizabeth Murray</p>
<p>57 – Epistemology and the Person | Thomas J. McPartland</p>
<p>73 - Living Beyond Our Means: The Troubling Gap between Ontology and Advocacy | Michael J. McCarthy</p>
<p>95 - Personhood, Dignity, and Respect: A Critical Appreciation of Christian Smith | Gilles Mongeau, S.J.</p>
<p>111 - Book Review | Patrick Byrne</p>
<p>129 - A Response | Christian Smith</p>
<h3>NS 5.2 – Fall 2014</h3>
<p>1 – Fragments Toward a Seventh Chapter of <i>De Deo Trino: Pars Systematica</i> | Bernard J.F. Lonergan, S.J.</p>
<p>23 – Letter of Bernard Lonergan to the Reverend Henry Keane, S.J. | Bernard J.F. Lonergan, S.J.</p>
<p>41 – A Note on Lonergan's Latin | Michael G. Shields, S.J.</p>
<p>53 – Method and Metaphysics in Theology: Lonergan and Doran | Jeremy D. Wilkins</p>
<p>87 – Traduce Not the Inner Word: On Reading and Rendering Lonergan's Latin | Jeremy D. Wilkins<br>
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New Series Volume 6
<h3>NS 6.1 - Spring 2015</h3>
<p>1 – Lonergan, Heidegger, and the Being of Question | Paul Kidder</p>
<p>17 - Some Reflections on Professor Wilkins' Paper, "Method and Metaphysics in Theology: Lonergan and Doran"</p>
<p>63 - Meeting Hegel Halfway: The Intimate Complexity of Lonergan's Relationship with Hegel | Mark D. Morelli</p>
<p>99 - The Viability of the Category of Religious Experience in Bernard Lonergan's Theology | Louis Roy, O.P.</p>
<p>119 - Book Review | Jim Marsh</p>
<p>127 - Epistemology and the Person (Corrected article from the special issue on the work of Christian Smith, <i>Method: Journal of Lonergan Studies, n.s., 5, no. 1)</i></p>
<h3>NS 6.2 – Fall 2015</h3>
<h3>Special Issue: Lonergan and Protestant Thought</h3>
<p>1 – Lonergan and Protestant Thought: Introducing a Special Issue | R.J. Snell</p>
<p>3 - The View from Outside: Why a Protestant Would Care about Lonergan | Steven D. Cone</p>
<p>19 - The Reformed Rejection of Natural Theology: Dialectic and Foundations | Karen Petersen Finch</p>
<p>35 - The Truthfulness of Scripture: Bernard Lonergan's Contribution and Challenges for Protestants | Joseph K. Gordon</p>
<p>57 - The Primacy of the Intended Sense of Texts | Ben F. Meyer</p>
<p>93 - Modern Protestant Theology | Richard Sherlock</p>
<p>115 - Lonergan and Development: A Source for Protestants? | Carl Trueman</p>
New Series Volume 7
<h3>NS 7.1 - Spring 2016</h3>
<h3>Special Issue: Robert Barron and the New Evangelization</h3>
<p>Introduction | Randall S. Rosenberg</p>
<p>1 - Seminary Formation and the New Evangelization: Structure, Systematics, and Spirituality | Jeremy W. Blackwood</p>
<p>17 - The Call To Encounter and To Be Encountered: An Evangelized Evangelizer | Gill Goulding, C.J.</p>
<p>29 - Intellectual Conversion as Pastoral | Richard M. Liddy</p>
<p>49 - Robert Barron's Litrugical Theology: Beyond "Beige Catholicism" | Joseph C. Mudd</p>
<p>65 - Completing the Circle: Coinherence and Assimilating the World | R.J. Snell</p>
<p>81 - Reflections: Why Bernard Lonergan Matters for Pastoral People | Carla Mae Streeter, O.P.</p>
<p>89 - A Response | Robert Barron</p>
<h3>NS 7.2 – Fall 2016</h3>
<p>1 – Transcendental Method in Action | Patrick Daly</p>
<p>25 - A Reconstruction of Bernard Lonergan's 1947-48 Course on Grace, Part 1. Reconstruction by Robert M. Doran, working from notes taken by Frederick Crowe and William Stewart</p>
<p>55 - Toward a Transcendental Logic of Conversion | Elizabeth Murray</p>
<p>69 - Book Review | Paniel Reyes-Cárdenas </p>
<p>73 - Book Review | Terrance Quinn</p>
New Series Volume 8
<h3>NS 8.1 - Spring 2017</h3>
<p>1 - A Reconstruction of Bernard Lonergan's 1947-48 Course on Grace, Part 2. Reconstruction by Robert M. Doran, working from notes taken by Frederick Crowe and William Stewart | Robert M. Doran</p>
<h3>NS 8.2 - Fall 2017</h3>
<p>1 - Closing the Gap of Becoming: An Operational Account of Possible <i>Existenz</i> | Mark D. Morelli</p>
<p>17 - Bernard Lonergan's Construal of Aquinas' Epistemology</p>
<p>33 - Crowe, Heidegger, and the Puzzle of the Subject as Subject</p>
<p>57 - Finance in the Stationary Phase: An Introductory Note on the Financial Problem in Lonergan's Economics</p>
New Series Volume 9
<h3>NS 9.1 - Spring 2018</h3>
<h3>Special Issue: Early Metaphysical Essays by Bernard Lonergan</h3>
<p>1 - Early Metaphysical Essays by Bernard Lonergan, S.J. | Robert M. Doran, S.J.</p>
<h3>NS 9.2 - Fall 2018</h3>
<p>1 - Emergent Probability and Contemporary Science | Frank Budenholzer, SVD</p>
<p>29 - Baptism and Confirmation as Participations in Trinitarian Life and Mission: Lonergan's Four-Point Hypothesis in Sacramental Theology | Ryan McMillin</p>
<p>47 - Beyond the Metaphor of Levels of Consciousness: Appropriation of Sublative Transformations</p>
<p>75 - On Metaphysical Equivalence and Equivocation: An Essay in Conversation with Danial Monsour and Robert Doran</p>
Volume 1
<h3>1.1 – March 1983</h3>
<p>1 — Christianity within the Political Dialectics of Community and Empire | Matthew L. Lamb</p>
<p>31 — Lonergan’s Early Use of Analogy | Frederick E. Crowe, S.J.</p>
<p>47 — Emergence in Complex Systems | David Oyler</p>
<p>60 — A Critique of “Lonergan’s Notion of Dialectic” by Ronald McKinney, S.J. | Glenn Hughes82 — The Usefulness of Philosophy | Mark D. Morelli</p>
<p>88 — Review: Clarke E. Cochran: Character, Community, and Politics | Tad Dunne, S.J.</p>
<p>89 — Review: William Johnston: The Mirror Mind: Spirituality and Transformation | John Carmody</p>
<p>93 — Review: Bernard J. Tyrrell, SJ: Christotherapy II: The Fasting and Feasting Heart | Robert M. Doran, S.J.</p>
<p>9<span style="font-size: 0.8125rem; background-color: transparent;">3 — Review: John Navone, S.J. and Thomas Cooper: Tellers of the Word | Bernard J. Tyrrell, S.J.</span></p>
<p>96 — Review: Christopher Butler: An Approach to Christianity | Jerome M. Dittberner</p>
<p>98 — Review: Stanley Rosen: The Limits of Analysis | Hugo Meynell</p>
<h3>1.2 – October 1983</h3>
<p>101 — Lonergan’s Notion of Belief | J. Fitzpatrick</p>
<p>114 — Confrontation and Understanding in the Foundations of Political Philosophy | Geoffrey Price</p>
<p>134 — Education for Cosmopolis | Robert M. Doran</p>
<p>158 — The Development and the Unity of Lonergan’s Notion of Conversion | Michael L. Rende</p>
<p>174 — Foundation and Empiricism: An Exercise in Dialectic | Hugo Meynell</p>
<p>195 — A Reply from the Clapham Omnibus | James G. Hanink</p>
<p>198 — A Reply to James G. Hanink | Hugo Meynell</p>
<p>201 — A Worthy Fellow Wonders | James G. Hanink</p>
<p>204 — Drama and Meaning | William A. Stewart, S.J.</p>
<p>214 — F.R. Leavis: A Memoir Sebastian Moore</p>
<p>Terry J. Tekippe, Ed.: Papal Infallibility: An Application of Lonergan’s Theological Method</p>
<p>223 — On Learning From An Error | Vernon Gregso<br>
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Volume 10
<h3>10.1 – Spring 1992</h3>
<p>1 — Method in Catholic Theology | Bernard J.F. Lonergan</p>
<p>27 — Lonergan and the Later Wittgenstein | Joseph Fitzpatrick</p>
<p>51 — A Perhaps Permanently Valid Achievement: Lonergan on Christ’s Satisfaction | Charles C. Hefting, Jr.</p>
<h3>10.2 – Fall 1992</h3>
<p>77 — Post-Analytic Philosophy: Its Causes and Its Cure | Hugo Meynell</p>
<p>89 — The Critique of Reason | Michael H. McCarthy</p>
<p>1<span style="font-size: 0.8125rem; background-color: transparent;">27 — The Jesuit University as Counter-Culture | Joseph Flanagan, S.J.</span></p>
<p>147 — The Incompatibility of Intuition and the Constitution in Husserl’s The Idea of Phenomenology (1907) | William F. Ryan, S.J.</p>
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Volume 11
<h3>11.1 – Spring 1993</h3>
<p>1 — Analytic Concept of History | Bernard J.F. Lonergan</p>
<p>37 — Cosmopolis: Bourget’s and Lonergan’s | David A. Nordquest</p>
<p>51 — Consciousness and Grace | Robert M. Doran</p>
<p>77 — Towards a Systematic Understanding of the Vision in Christ | Terry J. Tekippe</p>
<h3>11.2 – Fall 1993</h3>
<p>103 — Analogical Knowledge of God and the Value of Moral Endeavor | Patrick H. Byrne</p>
<p>137 — Comparative Law as Shock Treatment | Mary Ann Glendon</p>
<p>155 — Lonergan and Analytic Philosophy of History | Andrew Beards</p>
<p>199 — A Lonerganian Critique of the Pragmatic Method of Education | Christopher Gilbert</p>
<p>215 — Moral Decision – Making and the Role of the Moral Question | Kenneth R. Melchin</p>
<p>229 — A Critique of Jerome Miller’s Interpretation of Lonergan on Knowing and Being | Michael P. Maxwell, Jr.</p>
<p>243 — No Mean Act of Self-Transcendence | Mark D. Morelli<br />
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Volume 12
<h3>12.1 – Spring 1994</h3>
<p>1 — Lonergan on Consciousness: Is There a Fifth Level? | Michael Vertin</p>
<p>37 — Reading as Understanding | Joseph Fitzpatrick</p>
<p>63 — Democratic Multicultures and Cosmopolis: Beyond the Aporias of the Politics of Identity and Difference | Martin J. Matustik</p>
<p>91 — Objective Chance: Lonergan and Peirce on Scientific Generalization | Vincent G. Potter, S.J.</p>
<p>109 — A Reply to Michael Maxwell | Jerome Miller</p>
<h3>12.2 – Fall 1994</h3>
<h4>Symposium: Lonergan’s “Philosophy and Religious Phenomenon”</h4>
<p>121 — Philosophy and the Religious Phenonmenon | Bernard J.F. Lonergan, S.J.</p>
<p>147 — Lonergan’s Universalist View of Religion | Frederick E. Crowe, S.J.</p>
<p>181 — Lonergan’s “Philosophy and the Religious Phenomenon”: A Commentary | Cynthia S.W. Crysdale</p>
<p>205 — Theological Reflections on “Philosophy and the Religious Phenomenon” | Bernard McGinn</p>
<p>215 — Post-Hegelian Elements in Lonergan’s Philosophy of Religion | Elizabeth A. Morelli</p>
<p>239 — Religious Studies Methodology: Bernard Lonergan’s Contribution | Philip Boo Riley</p>
<p>251 — God with/out Being | John van den Hengel, S.C.J.</p>
<p>281 — What Did Lonergan Really Say about Aquinas’ Theory of the Will? | J. Michael Stebbins</p>
<p>307 — Shorter Reviews<br>
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Volume 13
<h3>13.1 – Spring 1995</h3>
<p>1 — ‘Town Criers of Inwardness’ or Reflections on Rorty | Joseph Fitzpatrick</p>
<p>35 — General Method | Philip McShane</p>
<p>53 — “All Love is Self-Surrender” | Jerome Miller</p>
<p>83 — Deconstruction or Genuineness: A Response to Jerome Miller | Michael P. Maxwell, Jr.</p>
<p>89 — Kant and Lonergan on Insight Into the Sensible | Giovanni B. Sala</p>
<p>99 — Towards the Re-Horizoning of Subjects: Re-Structuring Classical-Modern Educational Perspectives | Frank Braio</p>
<h3>13.2 – Fall 1995</h3>
<p>111 — Consciousness and Normative Subjectivity: Lonergan’s Unique Foundational Enterprise | Thomas J. McPartland</p>
<p>131 — Consciousness: Levels, Sublations, and the Subject as Subject | Patrick H. Byrne</p>
<p>151 — Revisiting ‘Consciousness and Grace’ | Robert M. Doran</p>
<p>161 — Being in Love | Tad Dunne</p>
<p>177 — Consciousness and the Metaphor of Distance: Remarks from Winter Twilight | Timothy Lynch</p>
<p>187 — Edmund Husserl and the ‘Rätsel’ of Knowledge | William F. Ryan, S.J.</p>
<p>221 — Judgments of Value, for the Later Lonergan | Michael Vertin<br>
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Volume 14
<h3>14.1- Spring 1996</h3>
<p>1 — Affectional Conversion: A Distinct Conversion or Potential Differentiation in the Spheres of Sensitive Psychic and/or Affective Conversion? | Bernard Tyrrell</p>
<p>37 — The Operational Situation | David Oyler</p>
<p>55 — Newman on Apprehansion, Notional, and Real | Charles Hefling</p>
<p>85 — Kant’s Anomolous Insights | William Mathews</p>
<p>99 — Conversion and Objectivity | Joseph Komonchak</p>
<p>107 — Book Reviews</p>
<h3>14.2 – Fall 1996</h3>
<p>117 — The Notion of Structure | Bernard Lonergan, S.J.</p>
<p>133 — The African University and the Social Sciences: The Contribution of Lonergan’s Epistemological Theory | Patrick Giddy</p>
<p>155 — Concupiscence and Benevolence in the Thomistic Epistemology of Maritain, Lonergan, and Rahner | Eileen Grieco</p>
<p>183 — Engaged Agency and the Notion of the Subject | Jim Kanaris</p>
<p>201 — Literary Theory-What is to be Done? | Hugo Meynell</p>
<p>217 — Book Review<br>
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Volume 15
<h3>15.1 – Spring 1997</h3>
<p>1 — Editor’s Introduction | Frederick Crowe, S.J.</p>
<p>5 — Moral Theology and the Human Sciences | Bernard Lonergan, S.J.</p>
<p>21 — Process Medical Ethics: A Contribution Towards an Adequate Lonergan Position | Miguel Bedolla</p>
<p>29 — Suspicion and Recovery | Eileen DeNeeve</p>
<p>51 — Lonergan, Economics, and Moral Theology | Peter Burley</p>
<p>57 — Lonergan and Gagnepain: The Human Sciences in Question | Thomas Ewens</p>
<p>91 — A Psychoanalytic Commentary on Lonergan’s ‘Moral Theology and the Human Sciences’ | William Meissner</p>
<h3>15.2 – Fall 1997</h3>
<p>111 — Towards a New Critical Center | Michael McCarthy</p>
<p>135 — Calculating Subjects: Lonergan, Derrida, and Foucault | Jim Kanaris</p>
<p>151 — Current Views on Legal Reasoning: The Problem of Communication | Bruce Anderson</p>
<p>169 — Common Sense, Space, and the Problem of Troubled Consciousness | Kevin McGinley</p>
<p>191 — Faith Development: Fowler and Lonergan Revisited | Neil Ormerod</p>
<p>209 — Book Reviews<br>
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Volume 16
<h3>16.1 – Fall 1998</h3>
<p>1 — Editor’s Introduction | Frederick E. Crowe</p>
<p>5 — “Variations in Fundamental Theology” | Bernard J.F. Lonergan, SJ</p>
<p>25 — Schleiermacher’s Epistemology | Louis Roy, OP</p>
<p>47 — The Role of Cognitive Reflection in Bernard Lonergan’s Moral Theology | James Swindal</p>
<p>67 — Book Reviews</p>
<h3>16.2 – Spring 1998</h3>
<p>83 — The Scope of Renewal | Bernard J.F. Lonergan, SJ</p>
<p>103 — What Do I Do When I Paint? | Tad Dunne</p>
<p>133 — A Biographical Perspective on Conversion and the Functional Specialties in Lonergan | William Mathews, SJ</p>
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Volume 17
<h3>17.1 – Spring 1999</h3>
<p>1 — Mutilating Desire? Lonergan and Nussbaum: A Dialectic Encounter | Brian J. Braman</p>
<p>27 — Rhyme and Reason: On Lonergan’s Foundation For Works of the Spirit | Frederick E. Crowe, SJ</p>
<p>47 — Healing and Creating in the Work of Martha Nussbaum | Paulette Kidder</p>
<p>61 — Human Knowing: Passivity, Experience, and Structural Actuation | Tim Lynch</p>
<h3>17.2 – Fall 1999</h3>
<p>97 — Nonviolence, Creation, Healing | Mark J. Doorley</p>
<p>111 — Macroeconomic Dynamics and the Work of Nations: Lonergan and Reich on the Global Economy | Paul Hoyt-O’Connor</p>
<p>133 — Human Knowing: Passivity, Experience, and Structural Actuation | Tim Lynch</p>
<p>171 — Lonergan’s Unified Theory of Consciousness | Mark D. Morelli<br>
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Volume 18
<h3>18.1 – Spring 2000</h3>
<p>1 — Oversight of Insight and the Critique of the Metaphysics of Presence | Elizabeth Murray Morelli</p>
<p>17 — Presence and Differentiation: A Response to Elizabeth Morelli’s “Oversight of Insight” | Paul St. Amour</p>
<p>27 — The First Chapter of De Deo Trino: Pars Systemiatica: The Issues | Robert M. Doran, SJ</p>
<p>49 — Pointing Discussions of Interpretation Towards Dialectics: Some Comments on Michael Vertin’s Paper “Is There a Constitutional Right of Privacy?” | Bruce Anderson</p>
<p>67 — For a Phenomenology of Rational Consciousness | Frederick E. Crowe, SJ</p>
<p>91 — Book Review: Redirecting Philosophy: Reflections on the Nature of Knowledge from Plato to Lonergan by Hugo Meynell | Brian Braman</p>
<h3>18.2 – Fall 2000</h3>
<p>95 — Lonergan, the Integral Postmodern? | Fred Lawrence</p>
<p>123 — Whe Pragmatism and Instrumentalism Collide: Lonergan’s Resolution of the Pierce/Dewey Debate on Theory and Practice in Science | Antonia Galdos</p>
<p>145 — On Insight, Objectivity, and the Pathology of Families | Russell J. Sawa and Hugo Meynell</p>
<p>161 — Interpreting the Constitution: A Response to Bruce Anderson | Michael Vertin</p>
<p>1<span style="font-size: 0.8125rem; background-color: transparent;">79 — Judgment, Reality, and Dissociative Consciousness | Robert Henman</span></p>
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Volume 19
<h3>19.1 – Spring 2001</h3>
<p>1 –Translator’s Introduction | Michael Shields</p>
<p>3 — The Notion of Sacrifice | Bernard Lonergan, SJ</p>
<p>29 — Appendix: Three Drafts on the Idea of Sacrifice | Bernard Lonergan, SJ</p>
<p>35 — Intelligentia Fidei in De Deo Trino, Pars Systematica | Robert M. Doran, SJ</p>
<p>85 — Lonergan and the Completion of American Philosophy | Patrick Madigan</p>
<p>101 — A Woman of Common Sense Addresses the High Culture | Thérèse Mason</p>
<p>113 — Lonergan’s Notion of Speculative Theology | Mark Mealy</p>
<p>143 — Lonergan and Taylor: A Critical Integration | Nicholas Plants</p>
<h3>19.2 – Fall 2001</h3>
<p>173 –“Stare at a Triangle…”: A Note on How to Get and Insight and How Not To |Frederick E. Crowe, S.J.</p>
<p>181 –Returning to the Religious Subject: Lonergan and Eliade |John D. Dadosky</p>
<p>203 –Elevating Insight: Space-Time as Paradigm Problem |Philip McShane</p>
<p>231 –Clearing the Ground: How to Think about Realism and Antirealism |Paul Templeman</p>
<p>253 –Transcendental Philosophy and Linguistic Philosophy |Michael Verti</p>
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Volume 2
<h3>2.1 – March 1984</h3>
<p>1 — The Mediation of Christ in Prayer | Bernard Lonergan</p>
<p>21 — Transcendental Deduction: A Lonerganian Meaning and Use | Frederick E. Crowe</p>
<p>41 — On Learning From An Error: A Response to Vernon Gregson | Terry J. Tekippe</p>
<p>49 — Review: Lester C. Thurow: Dangerous Currents — The State of Economics | Eileen de Neeve</p>
<p>59 — Review — John C. Kelly: A Philosophy of Communication | Garrett Barden</p>
<h3>2.2 – October 1984</h3>
<p>1 — Questionnaire on Philosophy | Bernard Lonergan</p>
<p>3 — Strawson and Lonergan on ‘Person’ | Joseph Fitzpatrick</p>
<p>4 — Review — Alan Olson (Ed.): Myth, Symbol and Reality | Fred Lawrence</p>
<p>4 — Review — Denise L. and John T. Carmody: Ways to The Center | Philip Boo Riley</p>
<p>4 — Review — Eugene Thomas Long (Ed.): Experience, Reason and God | James G. Hanink</p>
<p>5 — Review — William J. Kelly (Ed.): Theology and Discovery | Michael C. O’Callaghan<br>
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Volume 20
<h3>20.1</h3>
<p>1 – A Lonerganian Kritik of the Evolutionary Sciences and Religious Consciousness: The Isomorphism of Structures, Activities, and Analysis | Rosemary Juel Bertocci and Francis H. Rohlf</p>
<p>21 – Research: An Illustration from Galileo Studies | Patrick H. Byrne</p>
<p>33 – The Truth of Theological Understanding in Divinarum Personarum and De Deo Trino, Par Systematica | Robert M. Doran, S.J.</p>
<p>77 – Bernard Lonergan to Thomas O’Malley | Gordon Rixon, S.J.</p>
<p>115 – Book Review</p>
<h3>20.2</h3>
<p>121 – Translator’s Introduction | Michael Shields, S.J.</p>
<p>125 – Analysis of Faith | Bernard Lonergan, S.J.</p>
<p>155 – The Problem of Desire in Human Knowing and Loving | Beth Beshear</p>
<p>175 – Lonergan at the Edges of Understanding | Frederick E. Crowe, S.J.</p>
<p>199 – Modern Philosophy and the Flight from the Subject | Hugo Meynell<br>
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Volume 21
<h3>21.1</h3>
<p>1 – The Realist Response to Idealism in England and Lonergan’s Critical Realism | Mark D. Morelli</p>
<p>25 – The Surpassing Subject | Nicolas Plants</p>
<p>47 – Can We Thematize Mysticism? | Loius Roy, O.P.</p>
<p>67 – Acceptance and Actualization: The Two Phases of My Human Living | Michael Vertin</p>
<h3>21.2</h3>
<p>87 – Editor’s Note | Frederick E. Crowe, S.J.</p>
<p>89 – Grace and the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius | Bernard J. F. Lonergan, S.J.</p>
<p>107 – Languages of Transcendence Across the Realms of Meaning | Glenn Hughes</p>
<p>125 – “A Shower of Insights:” Autobiography and Intellectual Conversion | Richard M. Liddy</p>
<p>145 – Interiority and the Challenge for Primatology | Daniel Mayer</p>
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Volume 22
<h3>22.1</h3>
<p>1 — A Note on the Prefaces of Insight | F.E. Crowe, S.J.</p>
<p>3 — The Original Preface | Bernard Lonergan</p>
<p>9 — Lonergan’s Economics | William Mathews, S.J.</p>
<p>31 — Reversing Rorty | Hugo Meynell </p>
<p>49 — Review — Price Markups and Moral Decline: A Review of An Inquiry into the Poverty of Economics by Charles K. Wilber and Kenneth P. Jameson | John F. Maguire<br>
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Volume 3
<h3>3.1 – March 1985</h3>
<p>1 — A Note on the Prefaces of Insight | F.E. Crowe, S.J.</p>
<p>3 — The Original Preface | Bernard Lonergan</p>
<p>9 — Lonergan’s Economics | William Mathews, S.J.</p>
<p>31 — Reversing Rorty | Hugo Meynell </p>
<p>49 — Review — Price Markups and Moral Decline: A Review of An Inquiry into the Poverty of Economics by Charles K. Wilber and Kenneth P. Jameson | John F. Maguire</p>
<h3>3.2 – October 1985</h3>
<p>1 — A Note on Lonergan’s Dissertation and its Introductory Pages | Frederick E. Crowe</p>
<p>9 — The Gratia Operans Dissertation: Preface and Introduction | Bernard Lonergan</p>
<p>47 — Appendix 1: Lonergan’s “List of Chapters”</p>
<p>48 — Appendix 2: Notes Prefixed to “Excerpta” from the Dissertation</p>
<p>51 — Turning Liberalism Inside Out | Charles C. Hefling, Jr.<br>
A Review of The Nature of Doctrine: Religion and the Theology in a Postliberal Age by George A. Lindbeck.<br>
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Volume 4
<h3>4.1 – March 1986</h3>
<p>1 — Lonergan and the Philosophy of Religion | David B. Burrell</p>
<p>6 — The Discussion of Mystery in Insight | Glenn Hughes</p>
<p>18 — Lindbeck’s Appropriation of Lonergan | Dennis M. Doyle</p>
<p>29 — Lonergan and the Husserlian Problem of Transcendental Intersubjectivity | Paul Kidder</p>
<h3>4.2 – October 1986</h3>
<p>55 — Self-Knowledge and the Interpretation of Imaginal Expression | Robert M. Doran</p>
<p>85 — Insight and Mirrors | Garrett Barden</p>
<p>105 — Reply to Garrett Barden | Hugo Meynell</p>
<p>108 — Rorty and the Mirror Images in St. Thomas | Daniel A. Dombrowski</p>
<p>115 — Kenny and Lonergan on Aquinas | Andrew Beards<br>
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Volume 5
<h3>5.1 – March 1987</h3>
<p>1 — The Origins of Christian Realism | Bernard Lonergan</p>
<p>13 — ‘Verification’: A Survey of Lonergan’s Usage | Des O’Grady, S.J.</p>
<p>41 — Theology and Public Policy: Method in the Work of Segundo, Ellul and Doran | Darrell J. Fasching</p>
<h3>5.2 – October 1987</h3>
<p>1 — Ubersicht as Oversight: Problems in Wittgenstein’s Later Philosophy | Andrew Beards</p>
<p>18 — Matthew Arnold Re-Applied (1) | Joseph Fitzpatrick</p>
<p>39 — Foundations of Ethics | William E. Murnion</p>
<p>58 — Mysterium Tremendum | Peter J. Drilling<br>
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Volume 6
<h3>6.1 – March 1988</h3>
<h4>Papers Presented at the Third Annual Meeting of the West Coast Methods Institute, Santa Clara University, March 1987</h4>
<p>1 — Lonergan and Existentialism | Mark D. Morelli</p>
<p>18 — Dread and the Horizon of Existence | Thomas J. McPartland</p>
<p>28 — On Horizon and Dread: Thoughts from Jaspers, Frankl, and Lonergan | W.F.J. Ryan, S.J.</p>
<p>50 — The Appropriation of Existential Consciousness | Elizabeth A. Morelli</p>
<p>6<span style="font-size: 0.8125rem; background-color: transparent;">3 — Imaginal Horizons | Glenn Hughes</span></p>
<h3>6.2 – October 1988</h3>
<p>69 — Matthew Arnold Re-Applied (2) | Joseph Fitzpatrick</p>
<p>93 — From Crisis to Insight | Hugo Meynell</p>
<p>107 — B.F. Skinner’s Radical Behaviorist Theory of the Cognitive Dimension of Consciousness: A Lonerganian Critique | Larry Cooley</p>
<p>1<span style="font-size: 0.8125rem; background-color: transparent;">38 — Books Received</span></p>
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Volume 7
<h3>7.1 – March 1989</h3>
<p>1 — What is a Thing for Lonergan? | Paul Kidder</p>
<p>18 — Hayes’ Radical Behaviorist Explanation of the Cognitive Dimension of Consciousness: A Lonerganian Critique | Larry Cooley</p>
<p>31 — The Cognitive Functions of Feelings | David Oyler</p>
<p>51 — The Structures of Interpersonal Relationships | Steven Wentworth Arndt</p>
<p>71 — Doctrines, Praxis and Critical Theology: An Interpretation and Critique of Charles Davis’s Option | David M. Hammond</p>
<h3>7.2 – October 1989</h3>
<p>95 — The Influence of Newman’s Doctrine of Assent on the Thought of Bernard Lonergan | David M. Hammond</p>
<p>116 — Lonergan and the Catholic University | Richard M. Liddy</p>
<p>132 — Sources of Value | Garrett Barden</p>
<p>141 — Human Development: From Below Upward and From Above Downward | Maurice Schepers, O.P.</p>
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Volume 8
<h3>8.1 – March 1990</h3>
<p>1 — A Conversation with Hans-Georg Gadamer | Michael Baur</p>
<p>14 — A Contribution to the Gadamer – Lonergan Discussion | Michael Baur</p>
<p>24 — Lonergan and Educating for Ministry: A Construction | Don Thompson</p>
<p>48 — The Notion of the Transcultural in Bernard Lonergan’s Theology | Matthew Lamb</p>
<p>74 — Curiosity at the Center of One’s Life | William Mathews</p>
<p>89 — The Third World and Bernard Lonergan | Eileen De Neeve</p>
<p>94 — Transcendental – Phenomenological Retrieval and Critical Theory | Martin Matustik</p>
<h3>8.2 – October 1990</h3>
<p>106 — On Knowing and Naming | Andrew Beards</p>
<p>129 — Thomas Aquinas and the Will: A Note on Interpretation | Frederick E. Crowe</p>
<p>135 — Baur’s “Conversation with Hans-Georg Gadamer” and “Contribution to the Gadamer – Lonergan Discussion”: A Reaction | Fred Lawrence</p>
<p>152 — Review — Jean-Marc Laporte, S.J.: Patience and Power: Grace for the First World | Louis Roy, O.P.<br>
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Volume 9
<h3>9.1 – March 1991</h3>
<p>1 — Reconstruction, Dialectic and Praxis | Patrick Riordan</p>
<p>23 — Concepts of Culture: Lonergan and the Anthropologists | Dennis Klein</p>
<p>44 — Learning from Lonergan at Eleven | T.V. Daly</p>
<p>63 — Review — William J. Danaher: Insight in Chemistry | Frank Budenholzer</p>
<p>70 — A Note on a Note: Response to Crowe | Terry Tekippe</p>
<p>71 — A Call for Papers on Lonergan and Communication</p>
<h3>9.2 – October 1991</h3>
<p>72 — Twine in the Labyrinth: Lonergan, the Non-Relative, and the Horizon of Three Pluralisms | Frank Paul Braio</p>
<p>134 — Lonergan’s PANTON ANAKEPHALAIOSIS: Editor’s Preface | F.E. Crowe and R.M. Doran</p>
<p>139 — PANTON ANAKEPHALAIOSIS | Bernard Lonergan<br>
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