Title: Man's last end,
Authors: Buckley, Joseph, 1905-
Publisher: B. Herder Book Co.,
Year: 1949
Subjects: Teleology.
Contents: Opinions -- Opinions classified -- The older scholastics -- The current view -- Suarezians -- Thomists likewise -- The billotists -- Principles and distinctions -- The problem -- Practicality and importance of problem -- Last ends, natural and supernatural -- Man's nature and natural end, not unknowable -- Capacity for the supernatural -- Some sources of current confusion -- Metaphysical and psychological orders and ends -- The glory of God as last ends -- The proper character of the last end -- The natural object of the human will -- Not subsistent universal good -- But the metaphysical universal -- In its positive, and negative, comprehension -- The object of the will reveals the end -- Man has no determinate, concrete last end in the natural order -- Proofs -- Supporting authorities -- Objections answered -- The analogy of natural and supernatural ends and orders -- God in the natural order -- The supernatural psychological order -- The natural psychological order.