A. Research in the Thought of Aquinas. Some Sites:

(1) The most comprehensive collection of the Latin works is found on the CORPUS THOMISTICUM website of Enrique Alarcon. 

    This site also has bibliography, guidance on best available editions of texts, the Thomas-Lexicon by Schütz, the Index Thomisticus searchable database, and much more.  See http://www.corpusthomisticum.org/

(2) Prof. Therese Bonin’s “Thomas Aquinas in English: A Bibliography” Website: http://www.home.duq.edu/~bonin/thomasbibliography.html

    For students working primarily with sources and materials in English, the website of Prof. Therese Bonin is an invaluable aid. See http://www.home.duq.edu/~bonin/thomasbibliography.html.

    She also has sites for students who work with Latin texts and for those who wish they could work with Latin texts. See http://www.home.duq.edu/~bonin/thomasbibliography.html#latin

(3) The Thomas Instituut te Utrecht (http://www.thomasinstituut.org/thomasinstituut/scripts/index.htm) has its own valuable list of texts and translations under “Opera Omnia” and valuable information of various sorts under “Tools”. The “Links” page is also valuable.

(4) Le Grant Portail Thomas d’Aquin at http://www.thomas-d-aquin.com/ is a very valuable French website worth exploring.

(5) For more valuable sites, see Mark Johnson’s Thomistica.net with Tommaso d’Aquino Newsletter and RSS Newsfeed with links at http://thomistica.net/links/

2. B. Phil 217 Course Readings:
   

Past Masters philosophy texts resource: This is available via the link at https://www.marquette.edu/library/research/mulib/public_html/search_results.php?disciplineID=50&subDisciplineID=&matTypeID=

Under Aquinas it includes a wealth of English translations. NOTE: You will need to use this resource or physical books from the library for our readings April 24 - May 1, 2008.

Marquette Raynor Library Reserves: https://marquette.ares.atlas-sys.com/ares/ares.dll?action=10&type=50&value=1579  Class password: mistertea

The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: http://plato.stanford.edu/  

Entries:

Saint Thomas Aquinas, Saint Augustine (particularly the sections on Philosophical Anthropology and Pyschology and Epistemology), Plotinus, Aristotle’s Psychology, Saint Bonaventure, Condemnation of 1277, Medieval Philosophy.

Bob Pasnau has a valuable account of Illuminationism  at http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/illumination/ but he has the account of Aquinas wrong. I will explain this in class.

C. Marquette on-campus access to The Cambridge Companions to Philosophy, Religion and Culture and Oxford Scholarship Online as part of a library trial: https://www.marquette.edu/library/electronic/dbtrial.html

D. Thomas and Thomism:

D. 1. Thomistic bibliography, 1920-1940, Vernon J. Bourke (St Louis: The Modern Schoolman, 1945)

D. 2. Thomistic bibliography, 1940-1978, Miethe, Terry L., and Bourke, Vernon J.

Thomas Aquinas : international bibliography, 1977-1990, Ingardia, Richard

D. 3. Also see

http://www.domcentral.org/library/thombibl.htm

http://www.saintmarys.edu/~incandel/fmp.html

http://www.home.duq.edu/~bonin/thomasbibliography.html

D. 4. And, of course, note the extensive bibliography by author at Enrique Alarcon’s www.corpusthomisticum.org website at the searchable site

http://www.corpusthomisticum.org/bt/index.html

5. E.Bibliographical Resources for Arabic / Islamic Philosophy:
   

E.1. Hans Daiber, Bibliography of Islamic philosophy. Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 1999. Also see Daiber, Bibliography of Islamic philosophy. Supplement. Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2007.

E.2. Therese-Anne Druart, Brief Bibliographical Guide for Islamic Philosophy and Theology

2007-2008: http://philosophy.cua.edu/faculty/tas/Bibliography%2007-08.cfm

2006-2007: http://philosophy.cua.edu/faculty/tad/Bibliography%2006-08.cfm

2004-2006: http://philosophy.cua.edu/faculty/tad/Bibliography%2004-06.cfm

2002-2004: http://philosophy.cua.edu/faculty/tad/Bibliography%2002-04.cfm

1998-2002: http://philosophy.cua.edu/faculty/tad/biblio.cfm

6. F.Chronologies
   

    Works A

    Works and Life

7. G.Summa theologiae in English: http://www.newadvent.org/summa/
   

    Summa theologiae in Latin: http://www.corpusthomisticum.org/sth0000.html

File archives of course handouts and related materials can be accessed at the following file sharing website:

http://homepage.mac.com/WebObjects/FileSharing.woa/28/wo/0tflv71EHIa3RlkT.1/0.2.1.2.26.31.97.4.35.0.1.1.1?user=mistertea&fpath=Phil%20217%20Thomas%20Aquinas&templatefn=FileSharing.html