RECENT AND FORTHCOMING ISSUES

 

RECENT ISSUES:

2006: Edith Stein: Phenomenologist and Theologian
2007: Art, Earth, and Dignity: Faithfully Shaping the Common Life
          Poetry, Drama, and Ethics in Plato’s Dialogues
2008: The Ethics and Politics of Liberation: Essays on Enrique Dussel
          The Self and the Other: Debating the Significance of Emmanuel Levinas

FORTHCOMING ISSUES:

Fall, 2008: Saint Albert the Great and Dominican Teaching, edited by Father Richard Schenk,  O.P. of the Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology at the Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley.

Winter, 2009: Kant and Peace Studies, edited by Professor Tracey Nichols of Lewis University explores how Enlightenment philosopher Immanuel Kant informs and structures the search for a stable peace.

Spring, 2009: Mary in the Americas, edited by Professor Nancy Pineda-Madrid, Boston College, and Brother Mark McVann, St Mary’s College of California. Essays on both Our Lady of Guadaloupe and the Brazillian Madonna, Our Lady of Aparacida.

Fall, 2009: The Liberal Arts in Catholic Higher Education, edited by Professor William Hodap, College of Saint Scholastica, Duluth, Minnesota.

Winter, 2010: Reflections on Cinema, edited by Marilyn Nissim-Sabat, Professor Emerita, philosophy, Lewis University, Romeoville, Illinois. Essays on how cinema provokes ethical, cultural, political and religious engagement in the everyday.

Spring, 2010: World Religions, edited by Professor Norris Palmer, Saint Mary’s College of California. Increasingly the presence of Sikhs, Hindus, Korean Presbyterians, Muslims, and members of other religions in growing numbers is a new force in contemporary America.