Freedom, Virtue, and the Common Good

Curtis L. Hancock & Anthony O. Simon, Editors
Epilogue by Michael Novak

© Copyright 1995 by the American Maritain Association

IN MEMORIAM:
PATRIS WILLIAM L. ROSSNER, S.J.,
AMATOR SAPIENTIAE

• Front Matter
  
  
• Contents
  
  
• Introduction: Lessons and Reminders
  Curtis L. Hancock & Anthony O. Simon
  
  

  PART I FIRST PRINCIPLES AND THE HUMAN PERSON

• A Weakness in the "Standard Argument" for Natural Immortality
     Don T. Asselin
  
  
• Eros and the Catholic Tradition
     Mary Carmen Rose
  
  
• Non-Conceptual Knowledge in Jacques Maritain and Gabriel Marcel
     Brendan Sweetman
  
  

  PART II MORAL DIRECTIVES: PRINCIPLES, HAABITS, AND JUDGMENTS

• The Fundamental Role of Duty in Jacques Maritain's Moral Philosophy
      Donald De Marco
  
  
• On Yves R. Simon as a Moral Philosopher
     Ralph McInerny
  
  
• A Moral Realist Perspective on Yves R. Simon's Interpretation of Habitus
     John Killoran
  
  
• Synderesis: A Key to Understanding Natural Law in Aquinas
      Mark McGovern
  
  
• A Fresh Look at the Principle of the Double Effect
      W. L. LaCroix
  
  
• "There are No Sinners in Hell!": Moral Judgments and Love in the Philosophy of Jacques Maritain
     John G. Trapani
  
  
• Rahner and Maritain on Existential Ethics
     Joseph L. Pappin, III
  
  
• Three Versions of the Nonmoral Good
     Thomas Loughran
  
  
• Tradition as "Bearer of Reason" in Alasdair MacIntyre's Moral Enquiry
     Alice Ramos
  
  
• Moral Crisis and the Turn to Narrative
     Thomas Hibbs
  
  
• Maritain's Unnatural Acts
     Roger Duncan
  
  
• Maritain and the Pursuit of Happiness in Light of Claudel, Péguy, and Bernanos
     William Bush
  
  
• Are the Poor Blessed? On Happiness and Beatitude
      Deal W. Hudson
  
  
• A Biblical View of Natural Law in the Book of Wisdom
     Joseph Koterski, S.J.
  
  
• Morality and Christian Morality
     Joseph M. de Torre
  
  

  PART III THE MORAL AGENT AND THE COMMON GOOD

• The Self, Intersubjectivity, and the Common Good
     Joseph J. Califano
  
  
• The Good Citizen and the Demands of Democracy: An Application of the Political Philosophy of Yves R. Simon
     Diane Caplin
  
  
• Moving Beyond Ideology in Christian Economic Thought: Yves R. Simon and the Recent Debates
      Clarke E. Cochran & Thomas Rourke
  
  
• Private Morality and Public Enforcement
     Peter Redpath
  
  
• The Scope of Justice
     Ralph Nelson
  
  
• Epilogue:
      Michael Novak
  
  
• Contributors
  
  
• Index