Present-Day Thinkers and the New Scholasticism: An International Symposium
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"Present-Day Thinkers and the New Scholasticism" is an expansive international symposium edited by John S. Zybura that investigates the relationship between traditional Scholastic philosophy and the evolving intellectual landscape of the early twentieth century. This collaborative work gathers perspectives from a diverse array of global scholars to assess the vitality and relevance of the New Scholastic movement-a revival of the philosophical principles of St. Thomas Aquinas and his successors-in dialogue with modern scientific and speculative thought.
The text explores core themes of metaphysics, epistemology, and ethics, seeking to demonstrate how the rigorous logic and systematic framework of Scholasticism can address contemporary philosophical problems. By presenting a cross-section of international discourse, the volume highlights the shared concerns and divergent approaches of thinkers engaged in the Neo-Thomistic revival. This work remains a significant historical and intellectual document, offering deep insights into the Catholic intellectual tradition and its persistent engagement with the modern world. It is an essential resource for students of philosophical history, theology, and the development of modern Christian thought.
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