Aspects of the new scholastic philosophy
By: by the associates and former pupils of Dr. Edward A. Pace, vice rector of the Catholic University of America; edited by Charles A. Hart, PH.D.
Contributors: Hart, Charles A. b. 1893, ed.; American Catholic Philosophical Association.
Publisher: Benziger Brothers
Published: 1932
Place of publication: New York; Cincinnati [etc.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 311
Subjects: Pace, Edward A. 1861-1938; Catholic Church.; Scholasticism; Philosophy; Psychology; Education
Notes: A memorial volume of essays written in honor of the seventieth birthday of Dr. E. A. Pace, sponsored by the American Catholic Philosophical Association.  cf. Dedication.
Table of contents: title: Edward Aloysius Pace, philosopher and educator, by J. H. Ryan.-Neo-scholastic philosophy in American Catholic culture, by C. A. Hart.- The significance of Suarez for a revival of scholasticism, by J. F. McCormick.- The new physics and scholasticism, by F. A. Walsh.- The new humanism and standards, by L. R. Ward.- The purpose of the state, by E. F. Murphy.- The concept of beauty in St. Thomas Aquinas, by G. B. Phelan.- The knowableness of God: its relation to the theory of knowledge in St. Thomas, by Matthew Schumacher.- The modern idea of God, by F. J. Sheen.- The analysis of association of its equational constants, by T. V. Moore.- Bibliography (p. 224-225) - Character and body build in children, by Sister M. Rosa McDonough.  Bibliography (p. 248-249) - The moral development of children, by Sister Mary.- Medieval education (700-900) by T. J. Shahan.- The need for a Catholic philosophy of education, by George Johnson.