Notes

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Preface vii
4. Acknowledgments ix
5. One. That We Are a Conversation 1
6. Two. On the Unity of Thematic Philosophy and the History of Thought 22
7. Three. The Relevance of Intersubjectivity for First Philosophy and the History of Philosophy 38
8. Four. Education: Responsive Tradition 58
9. Five. Philosophy: Wise about Friendship? 74
10. Six Vocative 97
11. Seven. Philosophy versus Faith? 106
12. Eight. The Universality of a Christian Philosophy 123
13. Nine. Sacrificium Laudis—Sacrificium Intellectus 149
14. Ten. Philosophy as Mediation between Faith and Culture 162
15. Notes 197
16. Index 203