Freedom in the Modern World:
Jacques Maritain, Yves R. Simon Mortimer J. Adler
Michael D. Torre, Editor
Book Overview
These essays examine the full range of human freedom—both freedom of choice and political freedom. Much of the discussion centres on The Idea of Freedom by Adler, and the volume concludes with two essays in metaphysics.
Contents
Donald A. Gallagher, “Recollections of Three Thinkers: Adler, Simon and Maritain”
Otto Bird, “A Dialectical Version of Philosophical Discussion”
George Anastaplo, “Democracy and Philosophy: On Yves R. Simon and Mortimer J. Adler”
Catherine Green, “Freedom and Determination: An Examination of Yves R. Simon's Ontology of Freedom”
Robert J. Mulvaney, “Freedom and Practical Rationality in the Thought of Yves R. Simon”
Marianne Mahoney, “Prudence as the Cornerstone of the Contemporary Thomistic Philosophy of Freedom”
David T. Koyzis, “Yves R. Simon's Contribution to a Structural Political Pluralism”
Ralph Nelson, “Freedom and Economic Organization in a Democracy”
John A. Gueguen, “Parallels on Work, Theory and Practice in Yves R. Simon and John Paul II”
Robert Royal, “Creative Intuition, Great Books and Freedom of Intellect”
Michael Novak, “The Philosophical Meaning of American Civilization in World History”
Joseph J. Califano, “Modernization of the Law of the Prise de Conscience”
John P. Hittinger, “Approaches to Democratic Equality: Maritain, Simon, and Kolnai”
Michael D. Torre, “The Freedoms of Man and Their Relation to God”