Freedom in the Modern World:
Jacques Maritain, Yves R. Simon Mortimer J. Adler

Michael D. Torre, Editor

© Copyright 1989 by the American Maritain Association

• Michael D. Torre
• Reading Between the Lines


• Donald A. Gallagher
• Recollections of Three Thinkers: Adler, Simon and Maritain


• Mortimer J. Adler
• Great Books, Democracy, and Truth


• Desmond J. Fitzgerald
• Adler's The Idea of Freedom


• Otto Bird
• A Dialectical Version of Philosophical Discussion


• Ralph McInerny
• Adler on Freedom


• John Van Doren
• Mr. Adler and Matthew Arnold


• George Anastaplo
• Democracy and Philosophy: On Yves R. Simon and Mortimer J. Adler


• Catherine Green
• Freedom and Determination: An Examination of Yves R. Simon's Ontology of Freedom


• S. Iniobong Udoidem
• Metaphysical Foundations of Freedom In the Social and Political Thought of Yves R. Simon


• Robert J. Mulvaney
• Freedom and Practical Rationality in the Thought of Yves R. Simon


• Marianne Mahoney
• Prudence as the Cornerstone of the Contemporary Thomistic Philosophy of Freedom


• David T. Koyzis
• Yves R. Simon's Contribution to a Structural Political Pluralism


• Ralph Nelson
• Freedom and Economic Organization in a Democracy


• John A. Gueguen
• Parallels on Work, Theory and Practice in Yves R. Simon and John Paul II


• John Hellman
• Maritain, Simon, and Vichy's Elite Schools


• Robert Royal
• Creative Intuition, Great Books and Freedom of Intellect


• Michael Novak
• The Philosophical Meaning of American Civilization in World History


• Matthew J. Mancini
• Nominalism, Usury, and Bourgeois Man


• Joseph J. Califano
• Modernization of the Law of the Prise de Conscience


• John P. Hittinger
• Approaches to Democratic Equality: Maritain, Simon, and Kolnai


• Raymond Dennehy
• Being is Better Than Freedom


• Michael D. Torre
• The Freedoms of Man and Their Relation to God


• Donald A. Gallagher
• Appendix
• Contributors
• Select Bibliography
• Index