Kevin Staley

Professor of Philosophy at Saint Anselm College

Divine Perfection: A Note on the Classical and NeoClassical Debate

Philosophy Colloquium Delivered at Saint Anselm College on March 25, 2010.

Divine Perfection: A Note on the Classical and NeoClassical Debate

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Vincent Colapietro

Liberal Arts Research Professor at Pennsylvania State University

Olaf Tollefsen Lecture:”Action, Practice, and Tradition”: Reflections in Honor of Olaf Tollefsen”

Delivered at Saint Anselm College on March 18, 2010.

“Action, Practice, and Tradition”

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Robert Anderson
Department of Philosophy
Saint Anselm College

This paper was presented at a Philosophy Department Colloquium on December 8, 2009.

Robert Anderson: The Value of Human Life. Would you want to be a Brain in a Cyborg?”

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David Banach
Department of Philosophy
Saint Anselm College

This paper was presented October 23, 2009 a the Conference on the Value of Human Life at the Bioethics Institute of Fransciscan University at Steubenville

Abstract
Powerpoint

The Ethics of Infinite Love

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Susan Gabriel
Department of Philosophy
Saint Anselm College

Colloquium Feb. 24, 2009

Thomas Reid’s Theory of Personal Identity:

Closer to DesCartes or Aquinas?

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Dr. David Weissman
Professor of Philosophy at City College of New York

Thursday, November 6, 2008

Sponsored by the New Hamphsire Institute of Politics

“Cities Real and Ideal”

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Philosophy Colloquium October 21, 2008-10-22

Professor Drew Dalton

Phenomenology and the Divine: Understanding the French Theological ‘Turn’

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The talk deals with 20^th and 21^st century developments in the phenomenology founded by Husserl and Heidegger that allow the discussion of the Divine within phenomenology. The Turn began with Emmanuel Levinas and Jacques Derrida, but the heart of the turn includes: Michel Henry, Jean-Louis Chretien, Jean-Yves Lacoste, and finally Jean-Luc Marion (you could also include Jean-Francois Courtine and Paul Ricoeur if you wanted, but these weren’t discussed in the lecture).

Suggestion for further reading: Phenomenology and the ‘Theological Turn’: the French Debate by Dominique Janicaud.

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Podcast of the 2008 Olaf Tollefsen lecture

September 23, 2008

Prof. Christopher Tollefsen , University of South Carolina

“Disability and Social Justice”

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Dr. Tollefsen is a graduate of Saint Anselm College and is this year’s recipient of the Alumni Academic Award. He has recently published three books: Embryo: A Defense of Human Life, co-authored with Robert George, Biomedical Research and Beyond: Expanding the Ethics of Inquiry, and Artificial Nutrition and Hydration: The New Catholic Debate.

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Podcast of Philosophy Colloquium

September 9, 2008

Prof. Martha Beck of Lyon College , Batesville AR

“Paideia: Educating for Wisdom in Greek Tragedy and Philosophy.”

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Professor Beck has written six books on Ancient Philosophy, including a three volume study:  Tragedy and the Philosophical Life.

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2008 Anselm Lecture

April 22, 2008

Gregory Sadler

Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies at Ball State University

A Perfectly Simple God and Our Complicated Lives

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