Complete Bibliography of Lonergan Studies

Lonergan Studies Newsletter 7/1 March 1986

Publications

This is an unpublished thesis written by Lonergan in 1963-1964 for addition to De Verbo Incarnato. It is unfinished at 126 pp. and has chapter headings De Bono et Malo, De Iustitia Dei, De Christo Mortuo et Resurrecto and De Cruce Christi. It is held in the Lonergan Archives.

Braxton, Edward K. "Dynamics of Conversion." Chicago Catechumenate 8:5-14 (1985).

Burt, Julian. "Lonergan Doctrine: Is it Orthodox? Homiletic and Pastoral Review 86:26-32, 50-53 (Jan 1986).

"... I believe that Lonergan's theological method leads to a denial of DS 3007, and his epistemological teaching denies the dogmas of Vatican I, especially that of DS 3020" (p. 27). Burt would deny to the (foundational) theologian the right to "determine the meaning of revealed doctrine" (p. 27), since that theologian is not an official member of the magisterium.

Carmody, Denise Lardner and Carmody, John Tully. "Lonergan and the Comparative Study of Religions." Re1igious Studies and Theology (Commemorative Issue-Bernard Lonergan S.J.) 5:24 -41 (1985).

Dabre, Thomas. "The Trinity: A Single Absolute Subject or a Community of Subjects?" Vidyajyoti 50:39-48 (1986).

Fitzpatrick, Joseph. "Lonergan and Leavis." Religious Studies and Theology (Commemorative Issues 5:42-67 (1985)

Gregson, Vernon. Lonergan, Spirituality, and the Meeting of Religions. Lanham, MD: University Press of America, 1986.

Vol. 2 in the College Theology Society Studies in Religion. Foreword by Sebastian Moore.

Haught, John. "Narrative, Truth and Illusion." Religious Studies and Theology (Commemorative Issue) 5:68-78 (1985).

Herr, William A. Catholic Thinkers in the Clear: Giants of Catholic Thought from Augustine to Rahner Chicago: Thomas More Press, 1985.

Kelleher, Margaret Mary. "Liturgy: An Ecclesial Act of Meaning." Worship 59:482-97 (1985).

Lonergan's work is used throughout the article. Principles from his work on subjectivity and meaning are correlated with some of Victor Turner's ritual theory to propose that the church symbolically mediates itself in the liturgical action.

Kiely, Bartholomew M. "The Impracticality of Proportionalism." Gregorianum 66:655-86 (1985).

Komonchak, Joseph. "The Ecclesial and Cultural Roles of Theology." CTSA Proceedings 40:15-32 (1985). With response by Margaret O'Gara, pp. 33-35.

Lamb, Matthew L. "Liberation Theology and Social Justice." Process Studies 14:102-23 (1985).

Lamb, Matthew L. "A Search for an Ethical Method: Theory and Practice, Justice and Love in the Christian Life." In Francis A. Eigo (ed.) Called to Love: Towards a Contemporary Christian Ethic. Villanova: Vi1lanova University Press, 1985, pp. 47-74.

Lindbeck, George A. The Nature of Doctrine: Religion and Theology in a Postliberal Age. Philadelphia: The Westminster Press, 1984.

See the Index for references to Lonergan: note esp. pp. 12, 31 and 94.

Marsh, James L. "Feature Book Review." International Philosophical Quarterly 25:201-206 (1985).

A review of John D. Caputo, Heidegger and Aquinas: An Essay on Overcoming Metaphysics (Fordham U. Press, 1982).Presents alternative to Caputo, based on transcendental Thomism, mostly Lonergan's.

Meyer, Ben E. "Conversion and the Hermeneutics of Consent." Ex Auditu 1:36-46 (1985).

A commentary on, and response to, Stuhlmacher's 1977 essay on "Historical Criticism and Theological Interpretation of Scripture: Toward a Hermeneutics of Consent." The relevance of Lonergan's work to biblical hermeneutics is treated. The periodical is an annual of the Frederick Neumann Symposium on Theological Interpretation of Scripture, Princeton Theological Seminary. Subscriptions: Pickwick Publications, 4137 Timberlane Drive, Allison Park, PA 15101.

Moore, Sebastian. The Inner Loneliness. New York: Crossroad, 1982.

Moseley, Romney M. "Faith Development and Conversion in the Catechumenate." In Robert D. Duggan (ed.). Conversion and the Catechumenate. New York: Paulist Press, 1984.

Mueller, J. What Are They Saying about Theological Method? New York: Paulist Press, 1984.

Discusses Rahner and Lonergan (ch. 1) as well as Lonergan and Tracy (ch. 2); see also the Conclusion.

Quinn, John R. "Faith: The Root of the Theological Enterprise." CTSA Proceedings 40:226-29 (1985).

The Archbishop of San Francisco's address of welcome to CTSA members recalls the role of faith in the life and work of Rahner and Lonergan.

Reiser, William J. "The Theologian as 'Truth-ful.' " The Irish Theological Quarterly 50:118-33 (1983-84).

Riley, Philip Boo. "History and Doctrine: The Foundational Character of Bernard Lonergan's 'Christian Philosophy.' " Re1igious Studies and Theo1oqy (Commemorative Issue) 5:79-96 (1985).

Scannone, J. "Hombre-trabajo-economia. Aporte al tema a partir de la antropologia filosofica." Stromata 41:316 (1985).

Uses many ideas of Lonergan and Lamb to study the papal encyclical, Laborem Exercens.

Sheehan, Mary Ellen. "Theological Reflection and Theory Praxis Integration." Pastoral Sciences 3:25-38 (1984).

Shorter, Aylward. Revelation and its Interpretation. London, Chapman, 1983.

Sturzl, Jo Ann. "A Path in the Wilds: The Midlife Journey." Review for Religious 44:292-96.

Applies transcendental precepts to midlife transition.

Szaszkeiwicz, Jerzy. "Soluzione del Problema Critico nel Pensiero di B. Lonergan." Aquinas 27:205-14 (1984).

Vertin, Michael. "The Resurrection, Reconstructive Hermeneutics and Foundational Theology: A Discussion Summary." CTSA Proceedings 40:181-83.

Summary of remarks of F Fiorenza Metz, Lawrence and Vertin.

Walmsley, Gerald. "Investigating Lonergan's Inaccessibility."The Heythrop Journal 26:47-56.

Walter, James J. "The Foundations of Christian Moral Experience. "Eglise et theologie 16:169-83 (1985).

Webb, Eugene. "The Pneumatology of Bernard Lonergan: A Byzantine Comparison." Religious Studies and Theology (Commemorative Issue) 5:13-23 (1985) .

Wilson-Kastner, Patricia. Faith, Feminism and The Christ. Philadelphia: Fortress Press, 1983.

Ysaac, Walter L. (ed.). The Third World and Bernard Lonergan: _A Tribute to A Concerned Thinker. Manila: Cardinal Bea Institute Press, 1986.

Order from Lonergan Center, P.O. Box 4082, Manila, Philippines; $3 per copy excluding postage; only a limited number printed. The essays in this volume include "Bernard Lonergan and Liberation Theology" (F. Crowe); "Inculturation as Praxis and Method of Radical Solidarity with the People" (W. Ysaac); "On Surmounting the Economic Surd" (Vicente Marasigan); "A Banahaw Prophecy of Cosmopolis" (V. Marasigan).