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Logos-Sophia, Elliott Norman, Donald Wayne Viney, Keith Elliott Perkins, Addyson Kay Campbell, Hunter Hinds, Scott Squires Jan 2024

Logos-Sophia, Elliott Norman, Donald Wayne Viney, Keith Elliott Perkins, Addyson Kay Campbell, Hunter Hinds, Scott Squires

LOGOS-SOPHIA: The Journal of the PSU Philosophical Society

Logos-Sophia, Volume 17, Spring 2024. The Journal of the Pittsburg State University Philosophical Society has largely been a student publication with occasional faculty contribution


The Thread Of Ariadne: A Collection Of Essays By The Faculty Of The Cooperative Research Center In The Humanities Dominican College Of San Rafael, Sister M. Samuel Conlan O.P., Priscilla Jackson Umphrey, Sister M. Nicholas Maltman, Sister Barbara Green O.P., Philip Novak, James J. Boitano, Leslie D. Ross, Sister Patricia Dougherty O.P., Wood Lockhart, John Savant Jan 1988

The Thread Of Ariadne: A Collection Of Essays By The Faculty Of The Cooperative Research Center In The Humanities Dominican College Of San Rafael, Sister M. Samuel Conlan O.P., Priscilla Jackson Umphrey, Sister M. Nicholas Maltman, Sister Barbara Green O.P., Philip Novak, James J. Boitano, Leslie D. Ross, Sister Patricia Dougherty O.P., Wood Lockhart, John Savant

Faculty Authored Books and Book Contributions

"This volume is a Festschrift with a difference: a collection of essays written by colleagues to honor students -- past, present, future -- rather than an aged academic kindred spirit. the end-product of a 'Great Conversation' which extended over two years (1985-1987), the volume contains ten essays by nine Dominican College faculty members.

Each essay has been developed in the context of inter-disciplinary discussions to which specialists in art history, history, literature, and philosophy contributed their knowledge and insights. Lest that statement suggest placid armchair soliloquies. let me quickly add that the discussions were frank and vigorous, and served to …