XIII Truth and Interpretation

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Introduction 1
4. PART ONE Insight: A Study of Human Understanding. Selections
5. I Introduction to Insight 31
6. II The Act of Insight 46
7. III The Complementarity of Classical and Statistical Investigations 76
8. IV Common Sense and Its Subject 97
9. V Common Sense as Object 123
10. VI Things and Bodies 153
11. VII Judgment 162
12. VIII Self-Affinnation of the Knower 178
13. IX The Notion of Being 198
14. X The Notion of Objectivity 211
15. XI Method in Metaphysics 222
16. XII Development 246
17. XIII Truth and Interpretation 263
18. XIV The Problem of Liberation 275
19. XV Knowledge of God 291
20. XVI The Problem of Evil and Its Solution 308
21. XVII Self-Appropriation 340
22. PART TWO From Insight to Method in Theology
23. I A Definition of Art 363
24. II Openness and Religious Experience 376
25. III Cognitional Structure 380
26. IV Dimensions of Meaning 387
27. V The Future of Thomism 402
28. VI Theology in Its New Context 408
29. VII The Subject 420
30. VIII Pluralism, Classicism, and Relativism 436
31. PART THREE Method in Theology: Selections
32. Introduction 443
33. I Transcendental Method 445
34. II The Human Good 455
35. III Realms of Meaning 466
36. IV Religion 471
37. V Functional Specialties 483
38. VI History and Historical Method 493
39. VII Dialectic 518
40. VIII Foundations 531
41. PART FOUR Late Writings
42. I Static and Dynamic Viewpoints 545
43. II Dialectic of Authority 550
44. III Social Alienation and the Second Enlightenment 558
45. IV Healing and Creating in History 566
46. V Praxis 577
47. VI Natural Right and Historical Mindedness 580
48. VII The Degrees of Self-Transcendence 596
49. Chronology 599
50. Bibliography 601
51. Index 607