Gilson Studies
Series:
The series has been discontinued.
Gilson Studies revisits Étienne Gilson’s prodigious scholarship to help keep it alive for future generations, familiarize readers with Gilsonian humanism, and foster among contemporary and future intellectuals a greater appreciation of the philosophical and Thomistic realism that was part of the life-blood of Gilson’s method of philosophizing.
Gilson Studies is a special series in the Value Inquiry Book Series.
Gilson Studies revisits Étienne Gilson’s prodigious scholarship to help keep it alive for future generations, familiarize readers with Gilsonian humanism, and foster among contemporary and future intellectuals a greater appreciation of the philosophical and Thomistic realism that was part of the life-blood of Gilson’s method of philosophizing.
Gilson Studies is a special series in the Value Inquiry Book Series.
The Philosophy of Being as First Known
Volume 309
978-90-04-35256-8
Hitherto Unpublished Papers of Edward A. Synan, 1918-1997
Volume 222
978-90-420-3155-5
Realist Challenges to Metaphysical Neutralism
Volume 177
978-94-012-0319-7
Editor
Peter A. Redpath, Holy Apostles College and Seminary
Editorial Board:
Roberta Bayer (Patrick Henry College, USA); Paul Richard Blum (Loyola University Baltimore, USA); Ken Bryson (Cape Breton University, Canada); William Carroll (Oxford University/ Research Fellow, Blackfriars, UK); Stephen Chamberlain (Rockhurst University, USA); Donald Collins (Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland); James P. Carley (York University, Canada); Robert Delfino (St. John’s University, New York, USA); John N. Deely (St. Vincent College, Pennsylvania, USA); Fulvio DiBlasi (Thomas International, Palermo, Italy); Lois Eveleth (Salve Regina University, USA); Heather Erb (Aquinas Leadership International/International Étienne Gilson Society, USA/Poland); Richard Fafara (Adler-Aquinas Institute/Aquinas School of Leadership, USA); James Farge (Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies, Toronto, Canada); Curtis L. Hancock (Rockhurst University, USA); Thierrry-Dominiqua Humbrecht (Paris, France); Ronald Hurl (Catholic University of America, USA); Piotr Jaroszyński (John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland); Joseph Jordan (USA); Edward Macierowski (Benedictine University, USA); Michael Mangini (Adler-Aquinas Institute, USA); Enrique Martinez Garcia (University Abat Oliba, Barcelona, Spain), William McVey (Adler-Aquinas Institute/Aquinas School of Leaderhsip, USA); Alessandro Mini (University Abat Oliba, Barcelona, Spain); Francesca Murphy (University of Notre Dame, USA); Fran O’Rourke (Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland); Marvin Peláez (Adler-Aquinas Institute, USA/University Abat Oliba, Barcelona, Spain); Alice Ramos (St. John’s University, New York, USA); Tracey Rowland (John Paul II Institute for Marriage and the Family, Melbourne, Australia); Gregory Sadler (ReasonIO; Global Center for Advanced Studies; Oplerno; Marist College, New York, USA), Peter Simpson (CUNY, New York, USA); Fr. Pawel Tarasiewicz (Adler-Aquinas Institute, USA), Richard, Taylor (Marquette University, USA). Robert Trundle (Adler-Aquinas Institute, USA); Mark Wauck (Aquinas Leadership International, USA)
Peter A. Redpath, Holy Apostles College and Seminary
Editorial Board:
Roberta Bayer (Patrick Henry College, USA); Paul Richard Blum (Loyola University Baltimore, USA); Ken Bryson (Cape Breton University, Canada); William Carroll (Oxford University/ Research Fellow, Blackfriars, UK); Stephen Chamberlain (Rockhurst University, USA); Donald Collins (Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland); James P. Carley (York University, Canada); Robert Delfino (St. John’s University, New York, USA); John N. Deely (St. Vincent College, Pennsylvania, USA); Fulvio DiBlasi (Thomas International, Palermo, Italy); Lois Eveleth (Salve Regina University, USA); Heather Erb (Aquinas Leadership International/International Étienne Gilson Society, USA/Poland); Richard Fafara (Adler-Aquinas Institute/Aquinas School of Leadership, USA); James Farge (Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies, Toronto, Canada); Curtis L. Hancock (Rockhurst University, USA); Thierrry-Dominiqua Humbrecht (Paris, France); Ronald Hurl (Catholic University of America, USA); Piotr Jaroszyński (John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland); Joseph Jordan (USA); Edward Macierowski (Benedictine University, USA); Michael Mangini (Adler-Aquinas Institute, USA); Enrique Martinez Garcia (University Abat Oliba, Barcelona, Spain), William McVey (Adler-Aquinas Institute/Aquinas School of Leaderhsip, USA); Alessandro Mini (University Abat Oliba, Barcelona, Spain); Francesca Murphy (University of Notre Dame, USA); Fran O’Rourke (Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland); Marvin Peláez (Adler-Aquinas Institute, USA/University Abat Oliba, Barcelona, Spain); Alice Ramos (St. John’s University, New York, USA); Tracey Rowland (John Paul II Institute for Marriage and the Family, Melbourne, Australia); Gregory Sadler (ReasonIO; Global Center for Advanced Studies; Oplerno; Marist College, New York, USA), Peter Simpson (CUNY, New York, USA); Fr. Pawel Tarasiewicz (Adler-Aquinas Institute, USA), Richard, Taylor (Marquette University, USA). Robert Trundle (Adler-Aquinas Institute, USA); Mark Wauck (Aquinas Leadership International, USA)