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Forces Of Habit: Drugs And The Making Of The Modern World, Richard Grace
Forces Of Habit: Drugs And The Making Of The Modern World, Richard Grace
Providence: Studies in Western Civilization
No abstract provided.
Evolutionary Psychology And The Metaphysics Of Being Human, Mark Johnson
Evolutionary Psychology And The Metaphysics Of Being Human, Mark Johnson
Providence: Studies in Western Civilization
No abstract provided.
Father Ashley And The Analytics, Nicholas Ingham, O.P.
Father Ashley And The Analytics, Nicholas Ingham, O.P.
Providence: Studies in Western Civilization
No abstract provided.
The New World Of Faith, James Keating
The New World Of Faith, James Keating
Providence: Studies in Western Civilization
No abstract provided.
Editorial, Gary Culpepper
Editorial, Gary Culpepper
Providence: Studies in Western Civilization
No abstract provided.
Providence: Studies In Western Civilization Spring/Summer 2002, Providence College
Providence: Studies In Western Civilization Spring/Summer 2002, Providence College
Providence: Studies in Western Civilization
No abstract provided.
Brunelleschi’S Dome: How A Renaissance Genius Reinvented Architecture, Jean Sorabella
Brunelleschi’S Dome: How A Renaissance Genius Reinvented Architecture, Jean Sorabella
Providence: Studies in Western Civilization
No abstract provided.
Encyclopedia Of The Vatican And Papacy, Paul Conner, O.P.
Encyclopedia Of The Vatican And Papacy, Paul Conner, O.P.
Providence: Studies in Western Civilization
No abstract provided.
Social Pluralism And Subsidiarity In Catholic Social Doctrine, Russell Hittinger
Social Pluralism And Subsidiarity In Catholic Social Doctrine, Russell Hittinger
Providence: Studies in Western Civilization
No abstract provided.
Reading Shakespeare’S Will: The Theology Of Figure From Augustine To The Sonnets, Tom D’Evelyn
Reading Shakespeare’S Will: The Theology Of Figure From Augustine To The Sonnets, Tom D’Evelyn
Providence: Studies in Western Civilization
No abstract provided.
“The Mule’S Hind Quarters”: Flannery O’Connor As Hillbilly Thomist, Brian Barbour
“The Mule’S Hind Quarters”: Flannery O’Connor As Hillbilly Thomist, Brian Barbour
Providence: Studies in Western Civilization
No abstract provided.
Science, Thomism, And The Future Of Metaphysics, Benedict Ashley, O.P.
Science, Thomism, And The Future Of Metaphysics, Benedict Ashley, O.P.
Providence: Studies in Western Civilization
No abstract provided.
Contemplative Parallels: The Metaphysical Proximity Of Valéry’S ‘Conscious Calculation’ To Ortega’S ‘Biographical Life’, Pedro Blas Gonzàlez
Contemplative Parallels: The Metaphysical Proximity Of Valéry’S ‘Conscious Calculation’ To Ortega’S ‘Biographical Life’, Pedro Blas Gonzàlez
Providence: Studies in Western Civilization
No abstract provided.
The Image Of Christ, Thomas D. Mcgonigle, O.P.
The Image Of Christ, Thomas D. Mcgonigle, O.P.
Providence: Studies in Western Civilization
No abstract provided.
Nietzsche: A Philosophical Biography, John F. Millard
Nietzsche: A Philosophical Biography, John F. Millard
Providence: Studies in Western Civilization
No abstract provided.
Notes On Contributors, Providence College
Notes On Contributors, Providence College
Providence: Studies in Western Civilization
No abstract provided.
Limits Highlights From Over 2000 Years Of Developments In Calculus Limits, Lauri A. Nevalainen
Limits Highlights From Over 2000 Years Of Developments In Calculus Limits, Lauri A. Nevalainen
Honors Capstones
Capstone submitted as a graduation requirement for the BSU Honors Program.
Secondary Social Studies Teachers And Multicultural Education: A Case Study Of Attitudes, Actions And Barriers, Charles Titus
Secondary Social Studies Teachers And Multicultural Education: A Case Study Of Attitudes, Actions And Barriers, Charles Titus
Faculty Research & Creative Activity
No abstract provided.
Julian As Fanatic Ideologue: An Explanation For The Persian Invasion Of A.D. 363 /, Dallas Deforest
Julian As Fanatic Ideologue: An Explanation For The Persian Invasion Of A.D. 363 /, Dallas Deforest
Honors Theses
This thesis attempts to answer the question of why Julian went on his ill-fated Persian expedition. It argues that Julian was a fanatical ideologue and that his reforms, foreign policy, and, most importantly, Persian campaign must be viewed through Julian's ideological framework. The paper asserts that Julian's fanatical nature drove him to invade Persia because he was witnessing the failure of his ideologically driven domestic initiatives, and these failures were shocking and unacceptable to him. This process of failure drove him to the foreign facet of his ideology, which centered on an Alexander the Great complex and an invasion of …
Sagp Newsletter 2002.4 (May), Anthony Preus
Sagp Newsletter 2002.4 (May), Anthony Preus
The Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy Newsletter
No abstract provided.
The Victorian Construction Of Sappho, 1835-1914, Megan Kulp
The Victorian Construction Of Sappho, 1835-1914, Megan Kulp
Honors Theses
Sappho was an ancient Greek lyric poet writing on the isle if Lesbos in the seventh century BC. Her original works were contained in seven books; however, only a few fragments are extant. These fragments are mainly about women and are erotic in nature. Considering the homoerotic tone of Sappho's poetry, it is interesting that the Victorians were fascinated with her and a proliferation of biographies, artwork, plays, operas, translated poems, appeared in that era bearing her name. How did the Victorians reconcile the homoerotic tone of her poems with their own views on what was right and proper? The …
On The Nature Of Heraclitus' Book, Herbert Granger
On The Nature Of Heraclitus' Book, Herbert Granger
The Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy Newsletter
Heraclitus is critical of book-learning, yet, unlike Pythagoras, he wrote a book, which presumably he intended to be read. Heraclitus may think himself justified in composing his book because in his composition he remains true to the nature of things, which ‘loves to hide’ (B123). He writes a book that is just as taxing as the nature of things and demands the reader’s careful attention and thorough engagement. Like the Lord in Delphi, and the nature of things, Heraclitus ‘neither speaks out nor conceals, but gives a sign’ (B93). What is more important, he informs his readership about subjects that …
Advising The Cosmopolis, Eric A. Brown
Advising The Cosmopolis, Eric A. Brown
The Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy Newsletter
Plutarch charges that Stoic theory is inconsistent with Stoic political engagement no matter what they decide to do, because the Stoics' endorsement of the political life is inconsistent with their cosmopolitan rejection of ordinary politics (Stoic.rep., ab init.). Drawing on evidence from Chrysippus and Seneca, I develop an argument that answers this charge, and I draw out two interesting implications of the argument. The first implication is for scholars of ancient Stoicism who like to say that Stoicism is apolitical. The argument I reconstruct turns on the political importance of the practice of giving and taking advice, and in this …
Ephesians And Stoic Physics, David E. Fredrickson
Ephesians And Stoic Physics, David E. Fredrickson
Faculty Publications
A primer in Stoic physics is required to understand Ephesians’ description of the body of Christ. The result is problematic
Sagp Newsletter 2003.4 (April), Anthony Preus
Sagp Newsletter 2003.4 (April), Anthony Preus
The Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy Newsletter
SAGP at the Central Division 2003
Do Zeno's Arguments Challenge Aristotle's Account Of Motion?, Rose Cherubin
Do Zeno's Arguments Challenge Aristotle's Account Of Motion?, Rose Cherubin
The Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy Newsletter
What is the relationship between the arguments that Aristotle and Simplicius attribute to Zeno of Elea, and the account of motion that Aristotle presents in the Physics? Do the considerations that Aristotle raises in Physics Z.9 overcome the arguments about motion that he attributes to Zeno? Do they show the Zenonian arguments to be inapplicable or ill formed? Or do considerations that Zeno raises in the discussions attributed to him instead undermine Aristotle's account of motion? Do they undermine the possibility of physics as epistëmë? And why does Aristotle not treat Zeno's arguments about magnitude and plurality in his account …
Is Pyrrhonism Psychologically Possible?, Brian Ribeiro
Is Pyrrhonism Psychologically Possible?, Brian Ribeiro
The Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy Newsletter
How could there have been a group of philosophers who said they really were skeptics? How could they have claimed to suspend judgment about all non-evident matters which were presented to them and to have gone their way adoxastös (without belief) by (as they said) “following the appearances” (PH 1.23)? That is the question I would like to answer.
Johannes Buxtorf Westphalus Und Die Erforschung Des Judentums In Der Neuzeit, Stephen G. Burnett
Johannes Buxtorf Westphalus Und Die Erforschung Des Judentums In Der Neuzeit, Stephen G. Burnett
Department of Classics and Religious Studies: Faculty Publications
Wenn vom "Anfang der Erforschung des Judentums" die Rede ist, geht es meistens um die Wissenschaft des Judentums im 19. Jahrhundert. Leopold Zunz, Abraham Geiger und andere Gründerväter der Wissenschaft des Judentums haben es als ihre Aufgabe angesehen, die Religion, Geschichte, Literatur und Sprachen der Juden und deren Erforschung auf eine neue Basis zu stellen. Das bedeutet auch, dass sie einen neuen Wissenschaftsapparat schaffen mussten, vor allem Lexika, Nachschlagewerke, Bibliographien und Monographien zu bestimmten Themen wie z. B. dem jüdischen Gottesdienst. Diese Arbeit war notwendig, nicht nur weil sie manchmal "politische" Zwecke erfüllen (etwa Leopold Zunz' Gottesdienstliche Vorträge der Juden …
'Die Binnenwanderung’ In Byzantine Egypt, James G. Keenan
'Die Binnenwanderung’ In Byzantine Egypt, James G. Keenan
Classical Studies: Faculty Publications and Other Works
I first met John Oates in the fall semester 1966 at Yale. I was a second-year graduate student, he a junior faculty member just back from a year in England during which his projects included what was to become his famous article “A Rhodian Auction Sale of a Slave Girl” (JEA 55 [1969] 191–210). From the ancient history seminar that he conducted that semester came the ideas that would later be developed in the dissertation I wrote under Bradford Welles’ direction. Unless I am mistaken, and through no merit of my own, but sheer good fortune, I own the distinction …
The Canoe Curve, Thomas Nelson Winter
The Canoe Curve, Thomas Nelson Winter
Department of Classics and Religious Studies: Faculty Publications
y = n/x seemed a very useful curve. You could use it to guide any business decision whether to rent or buy any piece of equipment.
Every such equation is not only symmetrical, it is symmetrical about the square root of the cost! That's the big bend. The business decision comes to this: would you use the equipment the square root of the dollar cost and thus get round the big bend to the shallow end of the curve?
If not, rent. If yes, buy. How very practical a square root can be.
Since then, I've seen y = n/x …