Aquinas,         Alfarabi,     Avicenna,   Averroes &  Maimonides

Some Recent or Forthcoming Project Publications

22 July 2012 update

Prof. Amos BERTOLACCI, Scuola Normale di Pisa. Click Here.

Prof. Therese Scarpelli CORY, Seattle University, Seattle, WA, “Augustine and Aquinas Diachronically Unified Consciousness,” forthcoming in Vivarium.

Dr. Olga Lucin LIZZINI, Vriej Universiteit Amsterdam, click Here.

Prof. Francisco J. ROMERO CARRASQUILLO (Universidad Panamericana Guadalajara, Mexico), “An Abstractionist Correction of Avicenna’s Theory of Intentionality in the Early Averroes,” Acta Philosophica 11 (2011) 195-210.

Prof. Richard C. TAYLOR, Milwaukee. Click Here.

David B. TWETTEN, “Aquinas’ Aristotelian and Dionysian Definition of ‘God.’” Thomist 69 (2005) 203-250. 

. . . . , “Albert the Great, Double Truth, and Celestial Causality.” Documenti e Studi sulla Tradizione filosofica medievale 12 (2001) 275-358.

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Other

The Judeo-Christian-Islamic Heritage. Philosophical and Theological Perspectives, Richard C. Taylor & Irfan A. Omar, eds.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Marquette University Press, 2012

ISBN-13: 978-0-87462-811-1

ISBN-10: 0-87462-811-3

$29.00

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements ...................................................................................... 7

Introduction by Richard C. Taylor & Irfan A. Omar .....................................9

1-The Question of first language' in Arabic, Syriac, & Hebrew Texts

Deirdre Dempsey, Marquette University ..........................…….................. 25

2-Islam & Christianity: One Divine & Human Language or Many Human

Languages

Therese-Anne Druart, Catholic University of America .......………........... 39

3-Al-Farabi, Avicenna, & Averroes in Hebrew: Remarks on the Indirect

Transmission of Arabic-Islamic Philosophy in Medieval Judaism

]ames T. Robinson, University of Chicago ...........................…….............. 59

4-Delhi's Debates on Ahl-i Kitab: Dara Shikuh's Islamization of the

Upanishads

Irfan A. Omar, Marquette University ...............................…….. ................ 89

5-Thomas Aquinas's Summa contra Gentiles and Averroes's Great

Commentary on De Anima

Bernardo Carlos Bazan, University of Ottawa ...............………................ 111

6-Avicenna & Traditional Islamic Belief

Michael E. Marmura, University of Toronto ........………........................... 173

7-Faith, Reason, & Religious Diversity in al-Farabi's "Book of Letters"

Luis Xavier Lopez-Farjeat, Universidad Panamericana ..........………....... 193

8-Islamic Humanism in the Thought of Ibn Khaldun & Malik bin Nabi

Phillip C. Naylor, Marquette University ...........................………............... 217

9-'He Who Knows Himself Knows His Lord': Reflections on Avicenna's

Suspended Man Argument

Mehdi Aminrazavi, University of Mary Washington ..……….................... 243

10-Avicenna on Individuation, Self-Awareness, & God's Knowledge of

Particulars

Deborah L. Black, University of Toronto ...................………..................... 255

11-Averroes on the Sharī‘ah of the Philosophers

Richard C. Taylor, Marquette University .............………........................... 283

12-Albert the Great on Structure & Function of the Inner Senses

Jörg Alejandro Tellkamp, Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana, Mexico City .... 305

About the Contributors ..................................................................……...... 325

Index .............................................................................................…........... 329

A set of papers from conferences in 2010 has been submitted to The Thomist for consideration for publication.  Of these, four were accepted outright or with modest revisions required.  One required writing and one was declined. Publication of the accepted papers is forthcoming.

Another  set of papers five from 2010 were sent to the Recherches de Théologie et Philosophie Médiévale. One has been accepted while the rest await the results of blind evaluation.

Other periodicals have been identified for submissions from conferences in 2011 and beyond.