The Origins of Lonergan's Notion of the Dialectic of History

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Michael Shute is Assistant Professor in the Department of Religious Studies at Memorial University in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada.

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A superb work of scholarship and interpretation, which includes strong arguments for the dating and ordering of Lonergan's early papers on history. A point of reference for all further work on these papers. -- Robert M. Doran, Regis College, University of Toronto Theological Studies A well written and informative study of a set of early documents by the Canadian philosopher-theologian, Bernard Lonergan. -- Robert M. Doran, Regis College, University of Toronto Canadian Philosophical Review This is an excellent study of Lonergan's early writings on human solidarity that finds its fulfillment in the reconciliation of all things in Christ. This work is an indispensable tool for the study of Lonergan's early thought. -- Robert M. Doran, Regis College, University of Toronto Studies In Religion/Sciences Religieuses This volume will be of principal interest to those with some familiarity with Lonergan's thought. It retrieves key unpublished sources, examines them in careful detail, and integrates them skillfully into the more familiar, mature works of Lonergan...Shute's book has unmistakable value as a contribution to the ongoing study of an influential thinker. Theological Studies This volume will be of principal interest to those with some familiarity with Lonergan's thought. It retrieves key unpublished sources, examines them in careful detail, and integrates them skillfully into the more familiar, mature works of Lonergan...Shute's book has unmistakable value as a contribution to the ongoing study of an influential thinker. Theological Studies A superb work of scholarship and interpretation, which includes strong arguments for the dating and ordering of Lonergan's early papers on history. A point of reference for all further work on these papers. -- Robert M. Doran, Regis College, University of Toronto Theological Studies A well written and informative study of a set of early documents by the Canadian philosopher-theologian, Bernard Lonergan. -- Robert M. Doran, Regis College, University of Toronto Canadian Philosophical Review This is an excellent study of Lonergan's early writings on "human solidarity" that finds its fulfillment in the reconciliation of all things in Christ. This work is an indispensable tool for the study of Lonergan's early thought. -- Robert M. Doran, Regis College, University of Toronto Studies In Religion/Sciences Religieuses