Posts with the tag: philosophy

Research Guide on Medieval Philosophers

Taras Zvir in Religious Studies and Humanities Services has created a research guide on Medieval Philosophers. This guide is intended to become a starting point for students, scholars, and researches to philosophers of medieval times (AD 400 – 1400).  It lists prime sources and selected secondary sources, and any other applicable materials on a given Read More

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New Research Guide on Thomas Aquinas

The librarians in Religious Studies and Humanities Services have created a new research guide for doing research on Thomas Aquinas. The guide includes information on critical and standard editions, manuscript sources, dissertations at CUA, and other works available to the CUA community. We welcome suggestions and comments! Please contact Kevin Gunn at gunn@cua.edu or 202-319-5088.

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Lecture on the philosophical thought of Emmanuel Levinas

Friday, August 26th, 9am-12 noon From This Week @ CUA: “The Center for the Study of Culture and Values presents a lecture on the philosophical thought of Emmanuel Levinas by Professor Richard Cohen, director of the Institute on Jewish Thought at the University at Buffalo, State University of New York. This lecture is part of the international Read More

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School of Philosophy Lecture series on Heidegger

The School of Philosophy fall semester lecture series will focus on one of the most influential philsophical thinkers of the 20th century: Martin Heidegger (1889-1976), CUA Public Affairs announced today.  Abstracts for the papers can be found here.  All lectures are held at 2:00 p.m. in the Auditorium of Aquinas Hall at The Catholic University Read More

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Library of Latin Texts MARC records now in the catalog

The MARC records for 3,842 titles found in the Library of Latin Texts (Series A and B) have been added to the library catalog.  Special thanks to Kristen Frederickson, Information Processing Librarian, for uploading the records. You can search the catalog using a title search or a keyword search using ‘Library of Latin Texts’.  Each Read More

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Teaching Philosophy 101: new tutorial

A new tutorial on teaching philosophy to undergraduates has appeared called ‘Teaching Philosophy 101.’ Developed by John Immerwahr, Professor of Philosophy at Villanova University, the site has a number of resources available to faculty and graduate students such as planning your course, obstacles and challenges, lectures and discussion, etc. All material is available through an Read More

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