Complete Bibliography of Lonergan Studies

Lonergan Studies Newsletter 1/2 April 1980

Publications

With responses by Robertson, John C., Jr., "A Religion as Particular and Universal," pp. 17-19; Allen, Christine, "Ideology Separates While the Heart Binds," pp. 21-24.

Biolo, Salvino. "A Lonerganian Approach to St. Augustine's Interpretation of Consciousness." Science et Esprit 31 (1979) pp- 323-341.

Braxton, Edward K. "Bernard Lonergan and Black Theology." Civilisation noire et Eglise catholique (colloque d'Abidjan, Sept. 12-17, 1977). Paris, 1978, pp. 403-17.

Butler, B. "God: Anticipation and Affirmation. In Honour of Bernard Lonergan's 75th Birthday." Heythrop Journal 20 (1979) pp. 365-79.

Chirico, Peter. Infallibility: The Crossroads of Doctrine. Kansas City: Sheed Andrews and McMeel, Inc., 1977.

Note Vertin's review and Chirico's reply, listed below.

Conn, Walter E. "Bernard Lonergan and Authenticity: The Search for a Valid Criterion of the Moral Life."

Doran, Robert M. "Jungian Psychology and Christian Spirituality." Review for Religious 38 (1979 pp. 497-510, 742-52, 857-66.

Drilling, Peter J. "Experience in Lonergan's Theological Methodology." Science et Esprit 31 (1979), pp. 303-21.

Fischer, Kathleen. "Religious Experience in Lonergan and Whitehead." Religious Studies 16 (1980), pp. 69-79.

Mathews, William. "Theology as Collaborative Wonder. A Portrait of the Work of Bernard Lonergan, S. J." The Expository Times 91 (1979-80), pp. 172-76.

Morfin, Luis. "Du dépassement comme devoir quotidienLes 75 ans de Bernard F. Lonergan." Relations 40 (1980), p. 39.

Orsy, Ladislas. "Lonergan's Cognitional Theory and Foundational Issues in Canon Law-. Method, Philosophy and Law, Theology and Canon Law" Studia Canonica 13 (1979), pp. 177-243.

Peter, Carl J. "A Shift to the Human Subject in Roman Catholic Theology." Communio (Gonzaga) 6 (1979),

Rivello, J. Roberta. "Insight." Encyclopedic Dictionary of Religion (edited by Paul Kevin Meagher

Rivello, J. Roberta. "Lonergan, Bernard J. F. " Encyclopedic Dictionary of Religion (ed. by Paul Kevin Meagher et al.). Washington, D.C. : Corpus, 1979, vol. 2, pp. 2154-55.

Smith, Marc. "Religious Experience and Bernard Lonergan." Philosophy Today 23 (1979), pp. 359-66.

Vergara Aceves, Jesus. Teologia desde el contexto de la Liberacion. Zaragoza: Estudios Sociales AC, 1979.

See page 148 on relation of chapter 5 (pp. 147-67) to Lonergan's cognitional theory and theology.

Vertin, Michael. "The Doctrine of Infallibility and the Demands of Epistemology: A Review-Article." The Thomist 43 (1979), pp. 637-52.

Review of Chirico, as above; response by Chirico, The Thomist 44 (1980), pp. 128-35.

Dissertations & Theses

An application of Lonergan's dialectic to Thomas Luther and Lonergan-Nygren in the area of love.

McKinney, Ronald. The Role of Dialectic in the Thought of Bernard Lonergan. DAI: 41/1980-81,1082-A

Written under Gerald McCool, S. J., and presented in spring of 1980 at Fordham University. This is an historical and systematic study of the three different but related types of dialectic in Lonergan's thought which I refer to as the dialectics of sublation, complementarity, and contradiction. A reinterpretation of Lonergan's theory of knowledge, metaphysics, and philosophy of man is undertaken demonstrating his notion of dialectic to be the crucial category. Finally, the significance of Lonergan's "dialectical" thought for contemporary intellectual movements is considered.

Norcia, Vincent di. Inquiry and Development in Bernard Lonergan's Insight. Department of Philosophy of the University of Toronto, 1969; moderator C. W. Webb.

Tekippe, Terry J. The Universal Viewpoint and the Relationship of Philosophy and Theology in the Works of Bernard Lonergan. DAI: 33/1972-73, 3767-A

Written under Gerald McCool, and presented to the Theology Department of Fordham University, 1972. The traditional question of faith and reason restated in terms of the turn to the subject. Cited by Lonergan in A Second Collection, p. 276. Available through University Microfilms International in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Tekippe, Terry J. An Investigation of the Balance Between Conceptual and Primordial Knowing in Major Figures of the Western Philosophical Tradition. DAI: 41/1980-81,1084-A.

Presented in March, 1980 to the Philosophy Department of Tulane Univ.; written under Edward Ballard. Considers the relationship between, and relative importance of, scientific and mythical knowing in Plato, Aristotle, Augustine, Aquinas, Bonaventure, Descartes, Kant, Hegel, Whitehead and Lonergan. Available through Ann Arbor.

Zanardi, William J. Transcendental Method and the Crisis of Historicism. Loyola University of Chicago, June 1975.

Director: David Hassel, S. J. This dissertation investigates whether Lonergan's transcendental method offers a critical basis for (1) understanding and evaluating the procedures used by the historian, (2) thematizing and evaluating the historian's epistemological presuppositions, (3) locating the sources of conflicts which gave rise to the crisis of historicism. The first two tasks are preparatory to the third. The crisis of historicism consists in the recognition that no adequate theoretical grounds are available for choosing among the different ways of doing and of viewing history. What is lacking is a critical metahistorical basis for mediating both the disputes over historical procedures and the conflicting claims regarding what constitutes historical realism. The primary goal of the dissertation is to evaluate Lonergan's arguments supporting transcendental method as the key element of the needed metahistorical position. Available through Ann Arbor.