Catholic Universities in the New Europe

red.Christopher Garbowski, Piotr Gutowski, Agnieszka Kijewska
ISBN: 83-7363-270-0
Stron: 346
Format: A5
Rok wydania: 2005


CONTENTS

Preface

Józef M. Życiński, In Search of a New Identity: The Opening Address of the Grand Chancellor of the Catholic University of Lublin
Nicholas Boyle, Church and Union: A Catholic Message for the New Europe
Tomas Halik, The Role of Catholic Universities in the New Europe
John Connelly, Universities that are Catholic in Every Sense of the Word: A Response to Father Halik
Józef M. Życiński, The Role of the Catholic University in the Context of New Intellectual Challenges
Jan Peters, The Contribution of Catholic Unversities in the New Europe
Therese Lebrun, Catholic Traditions and University Teaching: The Experience of the Catholic University of Lille
Louis Vos, Articulating the Identity of a Catholic University: Leuven Since the Sixties
Piotr Gutowski, Truths, Life Truths, and the Full Truth: The Existential and Integrative Role of Catholic Universities
M. Cathleen Kaveny, Legal Education and the Catholic Moral and Spiritual Tradition
Santiago Sia, Catholic Traditions and Philosophical Research
Arthur Madigan, Some Directions for Philosophical Reflection
Agnieszka Kijewska, Medieval Studies: Their Role in University Teaching in Poland
Christopher Garbowski, Sacramental Truth and Literary Studies
Józef Japola, Defending Literature: Polish Studies of the Sacred versus American Literature-Religion Criticism
Tadeusz Sławek, Thinking as Existential Commitment
Paul J.M. van Tongeren, Charity Today
Raymond Topley, Maximizing the Learning Potential of the University Lecture: An Application of Bernard Lonergan's Cognitional Theory
Roger Lundin, "Believing Again": Catholic Practice and Protestant Modernity

Contributors