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Natural reason and natural law : an assessment of the Straussian criticisms of Thomas Aquinas /
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Eugene, OR :
Resource Publications, an imprint of Wipf and Stock Publishers,
[2019]
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- pt. 1 The Teleology of Natural Reason
- ch. 1 Preliminary Considerations
- Section A The Theological Context
- Section b Natural Reason
- Section c Prudence, Judgment, and Synderesis
- Section d Law and the Ends of Human Action
- ch. 2 The Case for Natural Law
- Section A The First Principle of Practical Reason
- Section b The Precepts of Natural Law
- i. The order of natural inclinations
- ii. Primary and secondary precepts
- iii. Self-evidence
- iv. Love of one's neighbor
- v. Natural law and the moral precepts of the Decalogue
- vi. Application of the precepts of natural law
- Section c Obligation Explicated
- i. Freedom of choice
- ii. Is and Ought
- iii. Conditional obligations
- iv. Unconditional obligations
- ch. 3 Reason Commanding
- Section A Natural Law and Roman Catholicism
- Section b The New Natural Law Theory
- Section c Thomas Aquinas and Kant
- Section d The Bonum Rationis
- pt. 2 Straussian Criticisms
- ch. 4 Criticisms Advanced by Leo Strauss
- Section A Medieval Philosophy vs. Christian Scholasticism
- Section b The Criticisms in Natural Right and History
- Section c The Criticisms in "On Natural Law"
- ch. 5 Criticisms Advanced by Harry Jaffa
- Section A Thomas's Departures from Aristotle
- Section b The Natural Desire for a Supernatural End
- Section c Natural Law and the American Founding
- ch. 6 Criticisms Advanced by Ernest Fortin
- Section A Providence and Natural Law
- Section b The Promulgation of Natural Law
- Section c The Question of Punishment
- ch. 7 Criticisms Advanced by Michael Zuckert
- ch. 8 The Precept Commanding the Love and Worship of God
- ch. 9 The Scope of Synderesis
- Section A Synderesis as Natural
- Section b Synderesis as Universal
- i. Seth Benardete on obligation in Greek antiquity
- ii. Douglas Kries on the acquisition of synderesis
- iii. The feeling of right and wrong
- iv. Synderesis in moral education
- Section c Synderesis as Inerrant
- Moral Absolutes
- ch. 10 Rational Sociability
- Section A Exotericism
- Section b The Good of Others
- Section c Philosophy and the Catholic Faith
- pt. 3 Beyond Natural Law
- ch. 11 Inconsistencies and Other Aberrations
- Section A The Denial of Universal Rules
- Section b Circumventing the Practical Syllogism
- Section c Competence and Conscientiousness
- Section d Science and Values
- ch. 12 Philosophizing in the Shadow of Heidegger
- Section A Nature and World
- Section b Strauss's Struggle with Heidegger
- i. Choice of ends
- ii. Historicism
- iii. The Struggle with Heidegger in Natural Right and History
- iv. The Struggle with Heidegger in "Introduction to Existentialism"
- Section c Toward a Thomistic Response to Heidegger
- i. Problems in the Husserlian background
- ii. The ontological difference between Being and beings
- iii. Metaphysics and mysticism
- iv. Logic, ontology, and theoria
- v. Conscience phenomenologically considered
- ch. 13 Natural Teleology Revalidated
- ch. 14 Objections and Replies.