Person, Being, and History: Essays in Honor of Kenneth L. Schmitz

the various essays in this volume by colleagues and former students of Schmitz examine his thought and the subjects of his teaching. In addition to an overall exposition of his own thought, the collection treats themes such as gift, faith and reason, culture and dialogue, modernity and post-modernity The Philosophy Of Kenneth L. Schmitz: The Recovery And Discovery Of Things, Being, And The Person / James Kow -- The Gift And The Giving / Louis Dupré -- Praise The World To The Angel: Heidegger, Schmitz, And The Liturgy Of The Thing / James Crooks -- Coming-to-know As A Way Of Coming-to-be: Aristotle's De Anima Iii.5 / Michael Baur -- Revisiting Anselm's Ontological Argument / John W. Burbidge -- Aristotle And Aquinas / Ralph Mcinerny -- Subjectivity And Objectivity In Hegel's Science Of Logic / John Russon -- Violent And Nonviolent Teleology In Hegel's Science Of Logic / Jay Lampert -- Performing Hegel / Martin Donougho Beauty And The Good In Hegel's Aesthetics / Daniel E. Shannon -- The Problem Of Genius In King Lear: Hegel On The Feeling Soul And The Tragedy Of Wonder / Jennifer Bates -- Science And The Shaping Of Modernity: The Reciprocal Influence Of Science And Culture / Jude P. Dougherty -- Scheler On The Essence Of Christian Religious Consciousness / Daniel O. Dahlstrom -- The Pervasive Presence Of The Spiritual In Gabriel Marcel's World / Thomas C. Anderson -- Jean-paul Sartre: An Existentialist To The End? / Thomas W. Busch -- The Unmasking Of Objectivity / John Deely -- Seeing The Unseen / John C. Mccarthy -- Human Nature, Culture, And The Dialogical Imperative / Robert E. Wood. Edited By Michael Baur & Robert E. Wood. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 349-370) And Index. A Chronological Bibliography Of Wors By Kenneth L. Schmitz: P. 341-348.