Table of Contents
| JDMA Vol. 3 (2003) Download Entire Issue | |
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Editor's Introduction
| Introduction | |
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Michael Shute |
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Articles
| Implementation: The Ongoing Crisis of Method | |
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Philip McShane |
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| Philip McShane: The First Forty Years | |
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Conn O'Donovan |
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| Statistics as Science: Lonergan, McShane, and Popper | |
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Patrick H. Byrne |
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| Husserl, Lonergan, and Paradoxes of Measurement | |
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Heelan A. Patrick |
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| Reflections on Progress in Mathematics | |
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Terrance J. Quinn |
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| On Intellectual Conversion | |
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Garrett Barden |
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| Moral Objectivity | |
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Tad Dunne |
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| The Plight and the Prospects of Lonergan Studies: A Personal View | |
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Hugo Meynell |
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| McShane's Puzzles: Apologia for Those Who Flunk Them | |
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Frederick E. Crowe |
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| Memories of Bernard Lonergan, S.J. | |
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Michael Novak |
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| The Fragmented Self/Subject | |
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William Mathews |
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| Implementation in Lonergan's Early Historical Manuscripts | |
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Patrick Brown |
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| Fabricating Facts: How Exegesis Presupposes Eisegesis | |
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William J. Zanardi |
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| Implementation in Systematics: The Structure | |
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Robert M. Doran |
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| Climbing the Cantowers | |
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Tom McCallion |
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| Exploring the Idea of Private Property: A Small Step Along the Road from Common Sense to Theory | |
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Kenneth R. Melchin |
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Ad Cor Loquitur
| Comment | |
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Sister Mary of the Savior (Cathleen M. Going) |
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| "In Economics: It Takes a Theory To Kill a Theory" | |
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Stephen L. Martin |
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| From Leeches to Economic Science | |
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Bruce Anderson |
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| Our Journaling Lonelinesses: A Response | |
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Philip McShane |
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