Complete Bibliography of Lonergan Studies

Lonergan Studies Newsletter 2/3 September 1981

Publications

German translation of selected essays from Lonergan's Collection and A Second Collection, namely: Theology in its New Context, The Subject, The Absence of God in Modern Culture, Dimensions of Meaning, Cognitional Structure, Existenz and Aggiornamento, Natural Knowledge of God, The Future of Christianity, The Future of Thomism, Philosophy and Theology, Revolution in Catholic Theology. With an Introduction (pp. 7-16) by the editor, Giovanni Sala.

Lonergan, Bernard. Response to a paper by Wm. Dych on "Method in Theology According to Karl Rahner," in W. J. Kelly (ed.), Theology and Discovery: Essays in Honor of Karl Rahner. Milwaukee : Marquette University Press, 1980. Response is on pp. 54-57.

Lonergan, Bernard. Blurb on back cover of Rosemary Haughton, The Passionate God. New York : Paulist, 1981.

"The Passionate God is a great work that proceeds from profound spiritual experience and seeks concrete and effective communication. It sets forth the ongoing exchanges in living and loving that constitute the vitality, the development, and ultimately the self-effacing heroism of members of the Body of Christ."

Braxton, Edward K. "Knowledge of God in Bernard Lonergan and Hans Küng." Harvard Theological Review' 70:327-41 (1977).

Conn, Walter. "Affectivity in Kohlberg and Fowler." Religious Education 76:33-48 (1981).

Gallagher, Thomas G. "Children Are People." Religious Education 75:640-46 (1980).

Haught, John. Religion and Self-Acceptance: A Study of the Relationship Between Belief in God and the Desire to Know. Washington: University Press of America, 1980.

A reprint of the 1976 Paulist Press book; an introductory essay in the philosophy of religion based on Lonergan's perspective.

Maestri, William. "Contemporary Theological Method." Priest 37:46-49 (1981).

Sedgwich, Timothy F. "Revisioning Anglican Moral Theology." Anglican Theological Review 63:1-20 (1981).

Reviews

Quesnell, Quentin, in Anglican Theological Review 61:414-16 (1979).

Lonergan, Bernard. Theologie im Pluralismus Heutiger Kulturen. See Newsletter 2/3.

Waldenfels, H., in Zeitschrift fur Missionswissenschaft und Religionswissenschaft 63,159- 60 (1979)

Thils, G., in Revue Théologique de Louvain 9:455 (1978).

Lonergan, Bernard. The Way to Nicea. Londons Darton, Longman & Todd, 1976.

Fransen, P., in Louvain Studies 7:140 (1978).

Crowe, F. E. Theology of the Christian Word. See Newsletter 1/1.

Chirico, P., in Theological Studies 40:359-60 (1979).

Loewe, W. P., in Horizons 6:302-303 (1979).

Moloney, R., in Studies 67:363 (1978).

O'Collins, G., in Gregorianum 60:590 (1979).

Stek, J. H., in Calvin Theological Journal 51:88-90 (1980) .

Lamb, M. History, Method, and Theology. See Newsletter 1/1.

Happel, S., in Theological Studies 40:762 (1979) .

Lawrence, Frederick. Lonergan Workshop, Volume I. See Newsletter 1/3.

Croteau, J., in Eglise et Théologie 11:290-92 (1980).

Liddy, R. M. , in Theological Studies 40,377-79 (1979).

O' Brien, W. J. , in Journal of the American Academy ofReligion 47:164(1979).

O'Donoghue, N., in Irish Theological Quarterly 46:304 (1979) .

Slater, G., in The Expository Times 90:247-48 (1979).

Nudas, Alfeo G. Telic Contemplation. See Newsletter 1/3. Ysaac, Walter L., in Kanaadman 3:329-33 (1981) . (Kinaadman is the annual journal of Xavier University, Cagayan de Oro, Philippines.)

Copies of the review by Ysaac are available from him at no cost: write P. O. Box 4082, Manila, Philippines. The Kinaadman journal itself is available in the U.S. at Cellar Book Shop, 18090 Wyoming, Detroit, Michigan 48221.)

Dissertations & Theses

"I've tried to develop a method for exploring and understanding the human person and interpersonal relations, drawing on an earlier examination of Piaget, and extrapolating from Lonergan a fourfold method which articulates personal and interpersonal structure, development, breakdown and recovery." Draws also on Voegelin. Address: Psychology Dept., University College, Dublin 4, Ireland.

Slinger, Joseph T. Sociology and Consciousness: An Initial Integration of Contemporary Sociological Theory and Bernard J. F. Lonergan's Theory of Human Knowing. Fordham University, 1977. Order no. GAX77-20279.

Swain, Bernard F. Conflict and Resolution: The Development of the Notion "Dialectic" in the Work of Bernard Lonergan. University of Chicago, 1980.

"Traces the developing meaning of dialectic from Grace and Freedom through Insight to Method in Theology and illustrates its application both in theology and in interdisciplinary studies."

Thompson, Donald F. Ethics of Metaphysics and Ethics of Value: A. Study in the Thought of Bernard Lonergan. McGill University, 1980. DAI: 42/1981-82,1668-A and 4848-A

"The thesis is essentially on sources to Lonergan's notion of value (Scheler, von Hildebrand, etc.), and then attempts to reconstruct the notion from those sources. That gave me grounds to differentiate (as I believe Lonergan does not) affective from intellectual cognition -and to develop a cognitional theory of affective operations." Address: Montreal Diocesan Theological College, 3473 University Street, Montreal, Quebec, Canada H3A 2A8.

Tyrrell, Bernard J. Bernard Lonergan's Philosophy of God. Fordham University, 1972. Order no. GAX72-20585.

White, Leland J. Act in Theology : A Dramatist Inquiry into Method in Karl Barth and Bernard Lonergan. Duke University, 1974. Order no. GAX75-06789

Zeno, Carl A. The Meaning of "Real" According to Bernard Lonergan. Marquette University, 1976 . Order no. GAX77-16771.