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2022

Vol 16 (2022): Assembling Functional Specialties

Method in Theology was published in 1972, in Great Britain by Darton, Longman & Todd, and in the United States by Herder & Herder. Since 1990 the University of Toronto Press has published reprints. To commemorate the 50th anniversary, a group of seven individuals carried out a three-step procedure assembling chapter 5 “Functional Specialties,” which was originally published as an article in Gregorianum in 1969.

Vol 15 (2022): In Memoriam: Philip McShane (1932-2020)

Thanks to the kindness of Banzelão Teixeira, editor of Divyadaan: Journal of Philosophy and Education, we present here in electronic form “In Memoriam: Philip McShane (1932–2020),” originally published in print form in Divyadaan vol. 33/1 (2022).

2020

Vol 14 (2020): Dialectic Exercises

This is the second collection of dialectic exercises. The topics assembled in this collection are "the dynamic state of being in love" (CWL 14, 103), the heuristic notions of space and time (CWL 3, chapter 5), the notion of a thing (CWL 3, chapter 8), the ontological structure of the hermenetuic circle, and "the more general and difficult fields of speculation" (CWL 21, 20).

Vol 13 (2020): Dialectic Exercises

The is the first collection of dialectic exerises. The topics assembled in this volume include Comparison (CWL 14, 235) as a solution to a problem raised in the Epilogue of Insight (CWL 3, 763-64), the general bias (CWL 3, 250-67), the meaning of probability in Insight (CWL 3), the science of interpretation (CWL 3, 585-616), and the general categories (CWL 14, 267-69).

Vol 12 (2020): Dialectic and Genetic Method

Remembering Michael Shute.

2018

Vol 11 (2018): Do You Want a Sane Global Economy?

Due to the kindness of the Banzelao Teixeira, Editor of Divyadaan: Journal of Philosophy and Education and the Salesian Institute of Philosophy in Nashik India, we are pleased to present “Do You Want a Sane Global Economy?” originally published in print in Divyadaan Volume 21/2 (2010). This special issue, edited by Philip McShane, is devoted to introducing Lonergan’s economics. The issue includes articles by Patrick Brown, Philip McShane, Michael Shute, Darlene O’Leary and William Zanardi, all previous contributors to the Journal of Macrodynamic Analysis. It is our intention to continue publishing more articles from Divyadaan that would be of interest to readers of this journ

Vol 10 (2018): Research in Lonergan Studies

Functional Research, Interpretation and History in Lonergan Studies

2016

Vol 9 (2016): Functional Research

Functional Research

This issues is devoted to an extended reflection by Philip McShane on functional reseach. It is the first result of the online SGEME seminar on functional collaboration held from Janaury 2011 to February 2012.