Philosophical psychology
Subtitle: psychology, emotions, and freedom
By: edited by Craig Steven Titus.
Contributors: Titus, Craig Steven, 1959-
Series: The John Henry Cardinal Newman lectures -- v. 5
Publisher: Institute for the Psychological Sciences Press; Distributed by Catholic University of America Press
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Arlington, Va; Washington, DC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 223
ISBN-13: 9780977310364
Subjects: Psychology and philosophy; Emotions
Description: "This interdisciplinary collection of essays features scholars of international reputation in philosophy, psychology, political theory, and religion offering original reflections on human embodiment and emotion, commitment and freedom, and reason and moral theory."--Jacket.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Picking up the pieces of philosophical psychology : an introduction / Craig Steven Titus; title: Why does Elizabeth Anscombe say that we need today a philosophy of psychology? / Kevin L. Flannery; title: How metaphysics serves psychology / Benedict Ashley; title: Confronting biology / Roger Scruton; title: Religious freedom and the separation of church and state : a lesson from post-revolutionary France / Ceslas Bernard Bourdin; title: The rebellious discipleship of Father Victor White : theology and psychology in a critic of C.G. Jung / Aidan Nichols; title: Emotions and the psychotherapy of the ancients / Richard Sorabji; title: Reason and passion ... again / Daniel N. Robinson.