The McAuley lectures
Publisher: Saint Joseph College
Published: 1954
Place of publication: West Hartford, Conn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 293
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: 1953: Truth and the philosophy of teaching. I. The eminence of teaching / Etienne Gilson. II. Teaching and the freedom to learn / Anton C. Pegis; title: 1954: Christian humanism in letters. I. The individual and the type in medieval literature / Howard R. Patch. II. Renaissance humanism and the American Catholic mind / Walter J. Ong. III. Catholic humanism and modern letters / H. Marshall McLuhan; title: 1955: Group understanding. I. The citizen and resources for group understanding / Dumont F. Kenny. II. The Catholic psychologist's contribution to group understanding / William C. Bier. III. Catholic participation in intergroup activities / Albert S. Foley; title: 1956: Advances in science through culture. I. Science for what? / H. Austin Taylor. II. Biological adaptation as a pattern for survival / Carloine A. Chandler. III. Scientific studies in the polar regions / Daniel Linehan; title: 1957: Some aspects of history. I. History: its limitations and its purpose / George B. Cooper. II. Catholic philosophy of history / Ross J. Hoffman. III. Toynbee and the tradition of universal history / Friedrich Engel-Janosi; title: 1958: Contemporary developments in theology. I. The development of Mariology in Catholic theology / George W. Shea. II. Towards a biblical theology of the New Testament: modern trends in Catholic Scriptural scholarship / Daniel M. Stanley. III. Authority and freedom in religion; title: the Catholic concept / John J. Wright.