PREFACECHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTORYCHAPTER TWO: PHILOSOPHY AND TRADITIONLanguage as TraditionOn Learning Philosophy The Advantages of Tradition Philosophers and Philosophy Language and Philosophy Philosophia perennis Tradition and the Individual Talent Summary Notes CHAPTER THREE: PHILOSOPHY AND FAITHKnowing and BelievingPhilosophy and Philosophizing The Ethics of Philosophizing The Virtues of the Intellectual Interim Summary Christian Philosophy The Christian Philosopher Concluding Summary Notes CHAPTER FOUR: THE ROLE OF ST. THOMASThe Authority of St. ThomasAquinas as Symbol Past Responses to Aquinas The Leonine Revival A Substantive Response Institutional Response Envoi Notes |