Jeffrey Bloechl

God and Phenomenology

Philosophy

“Few thinkers who truly have something to say to us are as demanding as Jean-Yves Lacoste. Martin Koci and Joeri Schrijvers have certainly understood this, for this collection, the first of its kind in English, does not pretend to be anything at all of the sort of summary that always ends in oversimplification. Instead, we are given a series of points of entry, and by some of Lacoste's most accomplished readers, that manage, each in its own way, to summon both the spirit and the concerns of his thinking. God and Phenomenology is long overdue and promises to be immensely helpful.”

In Praise of Civility

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“These seven engaging, learned chapters—seven untimely meditations on our present cynicism—call us from evasion and abstraction to look again at everyday life, where what is first and best quite often happens already before we close our eyes to it.”

Ratio et Fides

Philosophy

“More than an introduction to philosophy for students of theology, this is also a probing study of some of the great texts of the tradition, shaped by a constant sense that profound philosophical work finds itself in kinship with theology. Wood is a careful reader and thinker, and moves easily from text to text without his reader ever being in doubt about the nature of each step. His thinking is Catholic and it is catholic, as indeed is reason itself, according to a central thrust of the book. Strongly recommended for students of theology and philosophy, and their teachers.”

This Is My Body

Philosophy

Foreword

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