This volume asks how and why the concept of nature has changed its meaning in modernity and whether a rearticulation of premodern ideas about nature is possible. Building on the work of Voegelin, Strauss, Lonergan, Finnis, and others, the book compares and contrasts classical, medieval, and modern conceptions of nature.
This volume asks how and why the concept of nature has changed its meaning in modernity and whether a rearticulation of premodern ideas about nature is possible. Building on the work of Voegelin, Strauss, Lonergan, Finnis, and others, the book compares and contrasts classical, medieval, and modern conceptions of nature.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
R. J. Snell is professor of philosophy at Eastern University and executive director of the Agora Institute for Civic Virtue and the Common Good. Steven F. McGuire is assistant professor of political science at Eastern University and a research director at the Agora Institute for Civic Virtue and the Common Good.
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Table of Contents Introduction R. J. Snell and Steven F. McGuire 1. Voegelin's Analysis of Human Nature in Aristotle Barry Cooper Response by Thomas W. Smith 2. Nature, Human Nature, and Human Dignity in Light of the Primary Experience of the Cosmos Glenn Hughes Response by Melissa Moschella 3. Natural Rights and History: Hugo Grotius' Modern Translation of Aristotle Jeremy Seth Geddert Response by Jesse Covington 4. Categories and Causes: Physics and Politics for Aristotle and for Us James R. Stoner, Jr. Response by Christopher O. Tollefsen 5. Rousseau on Nature, Freedom and the Moral Life Susan Meld Shell Response by Geoffrey M. Vaughan 6. Nature, History and the Problem of Progress in H.G. Wells Charles T. Rubin Response by Amy Gilbert Richards 7. Nature in Louis Dupré's Model of Modernity Stephen M Fields, SJ Response by Anna Bonta Moreland 8. From Pure Nature to Concrete Subject: The Question of God in the Secular Age Randall S. Rosenberg Response by Gregory R. Beabout
Table of Contents Introduction R. J. Snell and Steven F. McGuire 1. Voegelin's Analysis of Human Nature in Aristotle Barry Cooper Response by Thomas W. Smith 2. Nature, Human Nature, and Human Dignity in Light of the Primary Experience of the Cosmos Glenn Hughes Response by Melissa Moschella 3. Natural Rights and History: Hugo Grotius' Modern Translation of Aristotle Jeremy Seth Geddert Response by Jesse Covington 4. Categories and Causes: Physics and Politics for Aristotle and for Us James R. Stoner, Jr. Response by Christopher O. Tollefsen 5. Rousseau on Nature, Freedom and the Moral Life Susan Meld Shell Response by Geoffrey M. Vaughan 6. Nature, History and the Problem of Progress in H.G. Wells Charles T. Rubin Response by Amy Gilbert Richards 7. Nature in Louis Dupré's Model of Modernity Stephen M Fields, SJ Response by Anna Bonta Moreland 8. From Pure Nature to Concrete Subject: The Question of God in the Secular Age Randall S. Rosenberg Response by Gregory R. Beabout
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