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Article [Article] The Analogy of Res-ality 9 Dec 20199 Dec 2019 Reflections in Response to Brian Kemple Matthew K. Minerd, Ph.D. Byzantine Catholic Seminary of Ss. Cyril and Methodius Pittsburgh, PA ABSTRACT: I have been asked to write a response to…
Article [Article] The Logical Terms of Sense Realism 27 Nov 201911 Dec 2019 A Thomistic-Aristotelian & Phenomenological Defense Daniel C. Wagner Professor and Chair of Philosophy Aquinas College, Grand Rapids, MI Editor, Reality ABSTRACT: At the heart of realist philosophy is the doctrine…
Book Review… [Book Review] What Love Is 11 Nov 20198 Dec 2019 Written by Brian Kemple A review of and response to Carrie Jenkins’ What Love Is: And What It Could Be, (Basic Books: NY, 2017).[1] The Ruin and Salvation of Love…
Article [Article] Classical Realism in a Democratic Context 17 Oct 201911 Dec 2019 Brian Jones, PhD Candidate University of St. Thomas, Houston TX ABSTRACT: In this response to Francisco Plaza’s paper, I have two primary aims. First, to highlight and further explore…
Article [Article] Interpretation and Traditions 10 Jul 201915 Oct 2019 Written by Brian Kemple [download pdf]An intersection for semiotics, phenomenology, and Thomism My topic in this article develops from themes I have advanced or at least suggested in both Ens Primum…
Book Review… [Book Review] Down Girl: The Logic of Misogyny 19 Jun 201918 Dec 2019 Written by Brian Kemple A review of Kate Manne’s Down Girl: The Logic of Misogyny (Oxford University Press: New York, 2018) Semantic Activism in the Service of Ideology “So maybe…
Essay [Essay] Dostoevsky and the Cry of Rachel 11 Jun 201926 Oct 2019 Written by Francisco Plaza One of the most recurring issues in the history of philosophy is the problem of evil: more specifically, of how to reconcile the inevitability of suffering…
Essay [Essay] Participation and the Divine 19 May 20196 Aug 2019 Written by Brian Kemple Examining Thomas Aquinas’ fourth way of proving the existence of God, readers may discover a number of difficulties as to how it should be interpreted:[1] The…
