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PAPACY
8/08 S Papacy
PAQUET
13/09 F Mgr. Paquet
13/09 S Biography and Teaching of Mgr. Paquet
PARADOX
7/35 S Paradox concerning the Arithmetization of Geometry
14/02.16S paradox
14/17.13S Zeno's paradox
PARADOXES
11/11 F The Paradoxes of a Purely Human Universe [C-83]
PARADOXICAL
7/05 S Paradoxical Identities
PARENT
14/22.01L Mgr. Alphonse-Marie Parent to John Dinneen 1961/0302
14/22.02L John Dinneen to Mgr, Alphonse-Marie Parent 1961/0310
15/26.25L John Oesterle to Mgr. Parent 1953
PARENTHOOD
10/23 S Parenthood
10/39 S Parenthood
PARMENIDES
1/12 S Parmenides
3/20 S Parmenides
12/19 S Parmenides
13/04 S Parmenides
13/05 S Parmenides
13/06 S Parmenides
13/07 F Study of the Theses of Parmenides [part VII]
13/07 S Parmenides
PARS
9/06 F Notes on Ia Pars, QQ. 103-119 [On the Divine Government]
PART
1/08 F Scientific Methodology. Part I: The Symbol
1/09 F Part II: The Physical / Mathematical Sciences
1/10 F Part III: Scientific Methodology
1/11 F Part IV: Scientific Methodology
1/12 F Part V: The Variable
6/02 F The Philosophy of Sir Arthur Eddington: First Part [193-3]
6/03 f Second Part of Dissertation [193-3]
13/03 F The Past Constitutes Part of Nature [part III]
PARTICIPATION
14/24.04S analogical participation
14/24.04S univocal participation
PARTS
2/21 S The Division of Motion According to Quantitative Parts
PASCAL
14/17.03S Pascal
PASSION
13/17 S Passion
PAST
10/37 S Meaning of the Past
13/03 F The Past Constitutes Part of Nature [part III]
PATH
7/09 F The New Path of the Spirit
PATHWAYS
14/04.02S new pathways in science
PATRIOTISM
11/25 F Notes on Patriotism [193-89]
11/25 S Patriotism
11/28 S Patriotism
PEDAGOGY
10/30 F Pedagogy
10/31 F Pedagogy
10/32 F Pedagogy
10/33 F Philosophical Pedagogy
PER
6/11 S per accidens
6/11 S per se
14/03.01S ens per accidens
PERE
14/18.12L Charles DeKoninck to Rev. Pere Georges Simard, OMI 1948/1119
15/01 F Dufault, Wilfrid Pere 1941
15/01.01L Charles DeKoninck to Pere Wilfrid Dufault 1941/0409
PERFECTION
8/25 F A Question of the Word of the Perfection of Liberty
PERSON
7/32 S Person
7/33 F Person
7/33 S Person
13/22 S Person
15/10.02L Charles DeKoninck to person unknown
PERSONALISM
14/03.01S personalism
14/04.27S personalism
14/13.15S personalism
14/17.06S personalism
14/17.07S personalism
15/10.02S personalism
15/15.03S personalism
15/16.01S personalism
15/33.09S personalism
15/33.13S personalism
15/33.18S personalism
15/33.19S personalism
15/33.20S personalism
PERSONALISTS
12/04 S Personalists
PERSONALITY
10/20 S Personality
PERSONHOOD
14/01.06S community and personhood
PETITE
14/05.10S Maritain's Petite Logique
14/05.11S Maritain's Petite Logique
PHILOSOPHER
13/12 S Qualities of the Philosopher
13/13 S Formation and Habits of the Philosopher
PHILOSOPHERS
13/06 F Three Categories of Philosophers [part VI]
PHILOSOPHICAL
1/23 F Philosophical Terminology as Deliberately Ambiguous [C-119]
4/04 F Philosophical Biology
4/18 F Evolution in Philosophical Biology [C-76]
10/33 F Philosophical Pedagogy
15/24.15S American Catholic Philosophical Association convention
PHILOSOPHY
1/03 S Natural Philosophy
1/05 F Introduction to the Philosophy of Nature and Science [283]
1/06 F Philosophy of the Experimental Sciences [Transition]
2-3 | General Topics in Natural Philosophy
2-6 % Natural Philosophy
2/05 S Natural Philosophy
2/17 F Philosophy of Nature [280]
2/22 F Philosophy of Science [29]
2/23 F Philosophy of Nature [223]
2/23-3/23X Courses on Philosophy of Nature
2/24 F Philosophy of Nature [227]
2/25 F Course on the Philosophy of Science 1934-35
3/01 F Philosophy of Nature [229]
3/02 F Philosophy of Nature [230]
3/03 F Philosophy of Nature [231]
3/04 F Philosophy of Nature [232]
3/04 S Natural Philosophy
3/05 F Philosophy of Nature [233]
3/06 F Philosophy of Nature [234]
3/07 F Philosophy of Nature [235]
3/08 F Philosophy of Nature [236]
3/09 F Philosophy of Nature [237]
3/10 F Philosophy of Nature [239]
3/11 F Philosophy of Nature [240]
3/12 F Philosophy of Nature [242]
3/13 F Philosophy of Nature [243]
3/14 F Philosophy of Nature [244]
3/15 F Philosophy of Nature [249]
3/15 S Philosophy of History
3/17 F Philosophy of Nature [251]
3/18 F Philosophy of Nature [252]
3/24 F Notes on Natural Philosophy
5/03 F The Philosophy of Nature and Mathematics
5/03 S Natural Philosophy
5/04 F Mathematics and Philosophy [193-13]
5/07 F Philosophy of Nature and the Natural Sciences [286]
5/09 F Notes on Natural Philosophy
5/11 F Philosophy and the Sciences
5/13 F Outline for Philosophy of Nature
5/14 F Distinction between Philosophy of Nature and
5/14 S Natural Philosophy
5/14 S Philosophy of Science
5/21 F Philosophy of Nature [246]
6/01 F Dissertation: The Philosophy of Sir Arthur Eddington [193-3]
6/02 F The Philosophy of Sir Arthur Eddington: First Part [193-3]
6/05 S Philosophy of Science
6/06-10| Manual on the Philosophy of Nature
6/07 F Draft of The Manual on the Philosophy of Nature [708]
6/07 S Philosophy of Nature
6/09 S Natural Philosophy
6/10 F Segment of The Manual on the Philosophy of Nature [194-10]
6/10 S Natural Philosophy
7/03 F Philosophy of Mathematics
7/05 S Philosophy of Mathematics
7/18 F What is Philosophy [C-56]
7/19 F What is Philosophy [C-70]
7/28 F Course on Philosophy of History
7/35 F Three Theses concerning Modern Philosophy [C-89]
9/16 F Lecture on Authority and Philosophy [C-47]
9/17 F Philosophy and the Authority of the Church [C-49]
9/22 F Philosophy and Authority [C-107]
10/02 F Philosophy and the Science of Man [C-137]
10/03 S Philosophy of Science
10/11 F Dialogue on the Problem of Moral Philosophy [C-139]
10/11 S Moral Philosophy
10/24 F The New Philosophy of Work
11/06 S Catholic Moral Philosophy
11/10 F Lecture on Philosophy [C-48]
11/10 S Speculative Philosophy
11/16 S Modern Philosophy
11/19 F Philosophy and Political Community
12/09 S Natural Philosophy
12/19 F History of Ancient Philosophy [71]
12/19-29| History of Philosophy
12/23 S Modern Philosophy
12/26 S History of Philosophy
12/27 S Modern Philosophy
12/28 S Contemporary Philosophy
13/01 F Introduction to Philosophy [part I]
13/01-11X Introduction to Philosophy 1934-35 [in XI parts]
13/01-16| Introduction to Philosophy
13/02 S Milesian Philosophy
13/04 F Introduction to Philosophy [part IV]
13/05 F Introduction to Philosophy [part V]
13/12 F Introduction to Philosophy [1936]
13/12 S History of Philosophy [Thales to Aristotle]
13/12 S Method and End of Philosophy
13/12 S Nature of Philosophy
13/13 F Introduction to Philosophy [1936]
13/13 S Purpose of Philosophy
13/14 F Introduction to Philosophy [1938-39]
13/15 F Introduction to Philosophy [1939]
13/15 S Aristotle's Conception of Philosophy
13/16 F Introduction to Philosophy [1939-40]
13/16 S Modern Philosophy
13/23 S Modern Philosophy
13/23 S Natural Philosophy
14/01.02S modern philosophy
14/01.03S modern philosophy
14/01.06S modern philosophy
14/01.06S philosophy and theology
14/01.06S philosophy as art
14/01.06S philosophy as science
14/01.06S philosophy of history
14/01.06S philosophy of science
14/04.19S philosophy of science
14/04.22S Gilson's God and Philosophy
14/04.22S philosophy of nature
14/04.24S philosophy of nature
14/05.09S philosophy of mathematics
14/09.01S The Mansions of Thomistic Philosophy
14/09.01S philosophy of nature
14/12.03S philosophy of nature
14/12.05S philosophy of nature
14/12.06S philosophy of nature
14/12.07S philosophy of nature
14/12.11S philosophy of nature
14/12.13S philosophy of nature
14/12.14S philosophy of nature
14/13.03S philosophy of nature
14/13.08S philosophy of nature
14/14.06S philosophy of history
14/14.13S philosophy of science
14/14.21S Christian philosophy
14/17.06S political philosophy
14/17.11S philosophy of mathematics
14/17.13S philosophy of nature
14/17.18S philosophy of nature
15/10.01S natural philosophy
15/17.01S natural philosophy
15/17.02S natural philosophy
15/24.15S political philosophy
15/24.19S political philosophy
15/24.20S political philosophy
15/24.21S political philosophy
15/26.04S modern philosophy
15/26.15S Manual on the Philosophy of Nature
15/26.16S Manual on the Philosophy of Nature
15/26.17S Manual on the Philosophy of Nature
15/26.18S Manual on the Philosophy of Nature
15/26.19S Manual on the Philosophy of Nature
15/26.20S Manual on the Philosophy of Nature
15/27.02S Manual on the Philosophy of Nature
15/27.06S Manual on the Philosophy of Nature
15/27.07S Manual on the Philosophy of Nature
15/27.09S Manual on the Philosophy of Nature
15/28.04S Manual on the Philosophy of Nature
15/28.07S Manual on the Philosophy of Nature
15/28.17S Manual on the Philosophy of Nature
15/28.17S philosophy of mathematics
15/28.17S philosophy of nature
PHILOSOPHY/PLAN
11/23 F Political and Federal Philosophy/Plan [193-89]
PHILOSPHY
14/17.10S philosphy of mathematics
PHYSICAL
1/09 F Part II: The Physical / Mathematical Sciences
1/09 S Physical Laws
1/15 S Physical Law
2/07 F The Noetic Structure of the Physical World [C-81]
4/08 S Physical Entity
5/06 F The Signification of Physical Properties
5/08 S Physical Laws
5/08 S Physical Theories
5/27 S Physical Determinism and Liberty
6/05 S Physical Laws
PHYSICS
1/04 F In What Way the Terms of Experimental Physics are Dialectical
1/09 S Physics
2/19 F Physics I [287]
2/20 F Course on Physics VII and Ethics I.6 [285]
2/21 F Course on Physics VI [281]
2/25 S Physics
3/04 S Mathematical Physics
3/06 S Proemium to the Physics
3/09 S Mathematical physics
3/27 S The Physics
3/28 F Notes on Physics
4/02 S Physics
5/02 S Physics
5/03 S Mathematical Physics
5/07 S Mathematical Physics
5/08 S The Formal Object of Physics
5/32 S Mathematical Physics
6/04 S Formal Object of Physics
6/09 S Mathematical Physics
7/13 S Physics
10/03 S Mathematical Physics
12/09 S Physics
13/24 S Physics
14/13.03S Newtonian physics
15/17.01S physics
15/17.02S physics
15/28.04S physics
PIERRE-MARIE
15/30 F Pierre-Marie, Mother 1954
15/30.01L Mother Pierre-Marie to Charles DeKoninck 1954/0401
15/30.02L Charles DeKoninck to Mother Pierre-Marie 1954/0415
PIETY
8/41 F Conference on Piety [C-10]
8/41 S Piety
9/29 S Piety
10/08 F The Piety of St. Thomas [C-50]
10/39 S Filial Piety
PLANCK
1/08 S Planck
5/15 S Planck
PLANNING
10/22 S Natural Family Planning
PLATO
3/06 S Plato
11/04 S Plato
12/19 S Plato
14/14.24S Plato
PLATO'S
15/03.02S Plato's cave
PLAZE
14/24.01S Sr. Plaze
PLURALITY
14/25.02S plurality
POETICS
13/22 S Poetics
POETRY
2/10 S Poetry
8/05 S Poetry
15/02.14S poetry
15/03.10S poetry
15/27.03S poetry
POINCARE
7/03 S Poincare
POINT
8/01 F The Theological Point of View
POLITICAL
11-12 % Political Theory
11/01 F Marxism and Political Society
11/15-28| General Political Theory
11/19 F Philosophy and Political Community
11/20 F Science and the Political Life
11/21 S Political Knowledge
11/23 F Political and Federal Philosophy/Plan [193-89]
11/24 F Science and Political Prudence [193-89]
14/17.06S political philosophy
15/13.01S political theory
15/13.02S political theory
15/22.02S political science
15/24.15S man qua political animal
15/24.15S political philosophy
15/24.16S man qua political animal
15/24.17S man qua political animal
15/24.19S political philosophy
15/24.20S political philosophy
15/24.21S political philosophy
POLITICS
10/09 S Politics
POPE
12/05 S Pope John XXIII
POSIT
7/15 s to Posit Equivocal Causes in Natural Operations?
POSITIVISM
15/20.01S logical positivism
POSITIVISTS
14/11.01S Positivists
POSSIBILITY
3/01 S Possibility
3/22 S Impossible and Possibility
4/14 S Possibility
5/21 S Possibility
5/28 F Course on Possibility [284]
5/28 S Possibility
5/32 S Possibility
5/33 F Logical and Real Possibility
5/33 S Possibility
14/02.10S possibility
POSSIBLE
3/18 S Possible
10/32 S Possible
POTENCIES
4/12 S Potencies
POTENCY
2/23 S Potency and Act
4/13 S Potency
4/15 S Potency
4/23 S Potency
5/29 S Potency
9/05 S Potency
14/05.09S potency and act
14/14.16S potency
14/15.15S potency
14/17.03S sufficient potency
14/17.13S potency + act
15/28.06S potency
POTENTIA
3/23 S Texts of De Potentia
13/18 S De Potentia
POTENTIAL
1/03 S Potential Intellect
POWER
8/38 S Absolute Power
14/15.11S power
PRACTICAL
1/05 S Speculative and Practical Knowledge
1/06 S Knowledge [Speculative vs. Practical]
1/13 S Practical Knowledge
7/17 F Theoretical and Practical Knowledge
7/17 S Practical Knowledge
8/34 S Practical Knowledge
9/27 S Practical Knowledge
11/02 S Practical Knowledge
11/17 S Speculative and Practical Truth
11/21 S Practical Knowledge
11/22 F Practical Truth
14/01.05S practical science
14/01.06S speculative vs. practical
14/13.15S practical science
14/15.01S practical knowledge
14/17.05S practical vs. speculative truth
14/17.06S practical reason
15/12.01S practical
15/21.01S practical science
15/23.01S practical syllogism
PRAYER
8/27 S Prayer
8/28 S Prayer
PREDESTINATION
3/18 S Predestination of Christ
PREDICATION
5/28 S Accidental Predication
PRESOCRATICS
14/05.08S Presocratics
PRIDE
9/25 S Pride
13/18 S Pride
PRIMACY
12/01 F The Primacy of the Common Good [C-54]
PRIMAUTE
12/03 F Revue of De la primaute
PRIME
2/20 S Prime Mover
3/05 S Prime Matter
5/21 S Prime Matter
14/01.06S prime matter
14/14.03S prime matter
14/14.06S prime matter
14/14.11S prime matter
PRINCIPLE
1/13 S Principle of Identity
2/17 S Principle of Individuation
7/24 S Principle of Contradiction
11/16 F The Principle of the New Order [C-86]
14/15.12S principle of non-contradiction
14/15.13S principle of non-contradiction
14/16.05S principle of non-contradiction
14/17.11S correspondence principle
14/17.13S principle of inertia
PRINCIPLES
1/06 S Principles and Method
1/13 S First Principles
1/14 S First Principles
2/02 S First Principles
2/18 S First Principles
3/11 S First Principles
3/12 S First Principles
3/27 F Principles of Nature
5/21 S The Principles of Becoming
9/12 S Principles
14/01.06S first principles
14/17.05S principles
14/20.01S principles
PRIORI
1/09 S The "a priori" in Science
PRIVATE
10/25 S Private Property
PRIVATION
4/13 S Form, Matter, + Privation
14/01.06S matter, form, and privation
14/02.26S privation
14/02.28S privation
14/17.11S privation
PROBABILITY
1/09 S Probability
3/01 S Probability
5/26 S Probability
5/33 S Probability
PROBLEM
2/06 F On the Problem of Certitude [C-77]
10/11 F Dialogue on the Problem of Moral Philosophy [C-139]
10/13 F The Problem of Values in French-Canadian Culture [C-55]
10/19 F The Problem of Youth [C-14]
14/01.06S problem of knowledge
14/01.07S the problem of species
15/24.15S problem of liberty
15/24.15S problem of species
PROCEDENDI
1/18 S Modus Procedendi
PROCEEDING
1/10 S The Familiar vs. the Scientific Mode of Proceeding
2/19 S Order of Proceeding
PROCESS
7/10 F The Idea of Process
7/10 S Process
PROCESSION
9/06 S Procession
PRODUCTIVE
14/19.14S productive life
PROEMIUM
3/06 S Proemium to the Physics
PROFESSION
9/28 F The Profession of Faith
PROFESSOR
10/44 S Professor
PROFESSORS
10/27 F Counsels to Professors
PROGRESS
5/16 S Scientific Progress
7/36 S Progress and Decadence
11/22 S Progress
PROHIBITION
10/15 S Prohibition
PROJECT
7/25 F The Project of Meta-Mathematics
11/23 S Detailed abstract of the project
PROJECTED
6/11 F Notes from Charles DeKoninck's Projected Textbook
PROPER
2/25 S Proper and Common Sensibles
4/07 S Common and Proper Sensibles
4/09 F The Doctrine of Proper and Common Sensibles
4/09 S Proper Sensibles
PROPERTIES
5/06 F The Signification of Physical Properties
PROPERTY
10/25 S Private Property
11/01 S Property
PROPOSITION
14/20.02S proposition
PROPOSITIONS
14/15.12S modal propositions
14/16.05S modal propositions
PROTECTION
14/06.01S protection of childhood
14/06.02S "The Children's Protection Act"
14/06.02S protection of childhood
PROTESTANTISM
14/16.03S protestantism
PROVIDENCE
5/20 S Providence
5/35 S Providence
8/34 S Providence
10/09 F Talk on Ethics and Providence
10/09 S Providence
12/12 S providence
14/16.03S providence
15/25.17S providence + freewill
PROVINCIAL
14/05.04L Rev. R.J. Belleperche to his Provincial 1944/0619
PRUDENCE
7/17 S Prudence
10/05 F Law and Prudence
10/05 S Prudence
10/06 F The Art of Medicine as a Kind of Prudence [C-108]
10/06 S Prudence
10/07 F Notes on Prudence according to Duns Scotus
10/07 S Prudence
11/16 S Prudence
11/17 S Prudence
11/21 S Prudence
11/22 S Prudence
11/24 F Science and Political Prudence [193-89]
11/24 S Prudence
11/26 S Prudence
12/12 S prudence
12/27 S Art + Prudence
14/01.06S art and prudence
14/15.01S prudence
14/16.04S prudence
15/19.31S prudence
15/21.01S prudence
PRUDENTIAL
11/21 F The Revolt against Prudential Truth
15/12.01S prudential truth
PSYCHOLOGY
1/02 F Course on the Methodology of Psychology
1/02 S Psychology
4/01-10|Philosophical Psychology [The Study of the Soul]
15/29.03S psychology
15/29.04S psychology
PUBLIC
9/28 S Quebec Public School System
PUBLISHED
13/28 F Charles DeKoninck's Published Works
PURE
1/21-24| Pure Logic
7/02 F Pure Mathematics
PURELY
11/11 F The Paradoxes of a Purely Human Universe [C-83]
PURIFICATION
15/05.23S purification
PURPOSE
4/13 S Purpose
13/13 S Purpose of Philosophy
PYTHAGOREANS
12/19 S Pythagoreans
PYTHAGORUS
13/04 S Pythagorus
13/06 S Pythagorus