Aristotelian Philosophy of Nature: Significant Recent Scholarship

David S. Oderberg, "Is Prime Matter Energy?", Australasian Journal of Philosophy (12 Jan 2022), DOI: 10.1080/00048402.2021.2010222

John W. Keck, "Maximal motion and minimal matter: Aristotelian physics and special relativity", Synthese 200 (2022), Article number: 377, pages 1-26.
Published 06 September 2022. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s11229-022-03771-2
Article number: 496 = Correction to article: Published 22 November 2022. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s11229-022-03961-y

River Forest Dominican Collection

• Albertus Magnus Lyceum
  • Constitution and By-Laws of the Albertus Magnus Lyceum
  • Albertus Magnus Lyceum Newsletter, #1-11
  • Albertus Magnus Lyceum: Agenda, Memorandum on Progress, Report: 1952
  • Pamphlet on Science in Synthesis
  • Memo on 1952 Summer Session
  • Photographs and pamphlets concerning AML activities
  • Carlson, "Proposal for a Summer School for Scientists"
  • "The Albertus Magnus Lyceum for Natural Science: Report to Provincial Chapter, July 17, 1956"
  • Bulletin of the Albertus Magnus Guild
  • Two texts on the vocation, achievement, and future plans of the Albertus Magnus Lyceum
  • Thomist Bulletin, "Albertus Magnus Lyceum and Contemporary Science"
  • List of Publications from Aquinas Institute, and from Albertus Magnus Lyceum
  • "Psychologia seu Tertia Pars Philosophiae Naturalis"
  • "The Special Sciences of Physics and Chemistry"
  • "Relationship of Philosophy to Science (Psychology)"
  • O'Rourke: Seminar: "How can the Existence of God Be Proven to Contemporary Scientists"
  • Two articles on the Xavier Program
  • "On the Position of St. Thomas and the Problem of Natural Science and Faith"
  • "The Present State of Research on the Philosophy of Science"
  • Bibliographies, Kane and Ashley
  • An Experimental Course in Critical Analysis, Part I: Basic Principles (incomplete)
  • Ashley and Brother Albert, Report on Discussion on Method of Modern Science

• Benedict Ashley
  • Aristotle's Sluggish Earth: The Problematics of the De Caelo
  • "Causality and Evolution"
  • "Constructing and Reconstructing the Human Body"
  • "Three Strands in the Thought of Eckhart, the Scholastic Theologian"
  • "Living in Christ"
  • "The River Forest School and the Philosophy of Nature Today"
  • "Scriptural Grounds for Concrete Moral Norms"
  • "Research into the Intrinsic Final Causes of Physical Things"
  • Ashley and Conway, The Liberal Arts in St. Thomas Aquinas
  • Review of Colish, The Mirror of Language
  • Review of Montagu, The Concept of the Primitive
  • Review of Schlegel, Inquiry into Science: Its Domain and Limits
  • Review of Shannon and Cahill, Religion and Artificial Reproduction
  • Review of Silver, Judaism and Ethics
  • Review of Wilshire, William James and Phenomenology

• Pierre Conway
  • "The Barber Paradox"
  • "Induction in Aristotle and St. Thomas"
  • "In Search of a Happy Ending"
  • Principles of Education: A Thomistic Approach
  • "What the Modern Man Should Not Believe"
  • Review of Blackwell, Galileo, Bellarmine, and the Bible
  • Review of Fairweather, Aquinas on Nature and Grace
  • Review of Kocourek, An Introduction to the Philosophy of Nature
  • Review of Margenau, Thomas and the Physics of 1958: A Confrontation

• Corcoran
  • "Pathological Guilt Feelings"
  • "Psychology of the Charismatic Renewal"
  • "Thomistic Analysis and Care of Scrupulosity"
  • "Healing"
  • "Adolescent Sexual Maturity: Role of the Family"

• William H. Kane
  • Approach to Philosophy: Elements of Thomism
  • "Aristotle and Moderate Realism: A Rejoinder"
  • "The Cause of Blessed Albert the Great"
  • Commentary on Foley, "The Interplay of Art and Nature in Physical Theory"
  • Commentary on McWilliam, "The Finality of Matter"
  • "Critical Analysis: Scientific Knowledge"
  • "Evolution and Modern Man"
  • "The Extent of Natural Philosophy"
  • "Existence and Causality"
  • "Hylemorphism and the Recent Views of the Constitution of Matter"
  • "The Ideals of Religious Life"
  • Nogar, "Nature: Deterministic or Indeterministic"
  • "Outline of a Thomistic Critique of Knowledge"
  • "The real contains no more than the possible"
  • "Reasons for the Facts of Organic Life"
  • "Religious Obedience"
  • "Science and Philosophy"
  • Science in Synthesis
  • "St. Albert's Portrait of Mary"
  • "Unification of the Natural Sciences"
  • "The Virtue of Obedience"
  • "Why Bodies Fall"
  • "Why We Believe in the Assumption"
  • "William James's Theory of Knowledge"
  • "La Causa Finale Nella Scienza"
  • Review of Heisenberg, Philosophical Problems of Nuclear Science
  • Review of Maritain, Philosophy of Nature
  • Review of Koestler, The Sleepwalkers
  • Review, Koren, Introduction to the Philosophy of Animate Nature
  • Review, The Nature of Philosophical Inquiry
  • Review of Owen, An Interpretation of Existence
  • Review of Rasolo, Le Dilemma du Concours Divin
  • Review of Reith, Metaphysics of St. Thomas Aquinas
  • Review of Sambursky, The Physical World of the Greeks, and Philippe, Initiation à la Philosophie d'Aristote

• William Wallace
  • "Aquinas on Creation: Science, Theology, and Matters of Fact"
  • "Medalists Address: Aquinas, Galileo, and Aristotle"
  • Weisheiple, "Twenty-seventh Award of the Aquinas Medal to William A. Wallace, O.P."
  • "Aristotelian Influences on Galileo's Thought"
  • "The Dating and Significance of Galileo's Pisan Manuscripts"
  • "Existential Ethics: A Thomistic Appraisal"
  • "The First Way: A Rejoinder"
  • "Nature as Animating: The Soul in the Human Sciences"
  • "Newtonian Antinomies Against the Prima Via"
  • "The Philosophical Setting of Medieval Science"
  • "The Problem of Apodictic Proof in Early 17th century Mechanics Galileo, Guevaura, and the Jesuits"
  • "Religion and Science: Must There Be a Conflict?"
  • "Science, Dialectics, and Rhetoric in Aristotle and Aquinas"
  • "St. Thomas Aquinas, Galileo, and Einstein"
  • "Thomism and Modern Science: Relationships Past, Present, and Future"
  • "Zabarella and Galileo: the Transmission of Paduan Methodology"
  • Review of Boston Studies in the Philosophy of Science, vols. 4, 5
  • Review of Bryar's St. Thomas and the Existence of God
  • Review of de Chardin's Science and Christ
  • Review of Encyclopedia of Philosophy
  • Review of Geil and Maxwell's Minnesota Studies in the Philosophy of Science and Grünbaum's Philosophical Problems of Space and Time
  • Review of Melvin Glutz's The Manner of Demonstrating in Natural Philosophy
  • Review of Hoenen's De Noetica Geometriae, Originae Theoria Cognitionis
  • Review of Kenny's The Five Ways and Reichenbach's The Cosmological Argument. A Reassessment
  • Review of J. Kiley's Einstein and Aquinas: A Rapprochement
  • Review of Kristeller's Le Thomisme et la pensée italienne de la renaissance
  • Review of Kristeller's Medieval Aspects of Renaissance Learningand Matsen's Alessandro Achillini and His Doctrine of 'Universals' and 'Transcendentals'
  • Review of McMullin's The Inference that Science Makes
  • Review of Ramirez's Opera Omnia
  • Review of Six Studies of Causality on the Bicentenary of David Hume
  • Reviews of Spector, Methodological Foundations of Relativistic Mechanics Sachs, The Field Concept in Contemporary Science, and Grünbaum, Philosophical Problems of Space and Time
  • Review of van Steenberghen, Le Retour à saint Thomas, a-t-il encore un sens aujourd'hui? and Mclean, Philosophy in the 20th Century: Catholic and Christian

• James Weisheipl
  • "Albert the Great and Medieval Culture"
  • "Thomas d'Aquino and Albert His Teacher"
  • Aristotelian Methodology: A Commentary on the Posterior Analytics of Aristotle
  • "Aristotle's Concept of Nature: Avicenna and Aquinas"
  • "The Meaning of Sacra Doctrina in Summa Theologiae I, q. 1"
  • "The Nature, Scope, and Classification of the Sciences"
  • "The Relationship of Medieval Natural Philosophy to Modern Science: The Contribution of Thomas Aquinas to its Understanding"
  • Review of Callus and Hunt, Johannes Blund, Tractatus De Anima
  • Review of Clagett, Critical Problems in the History of Science
  • Review of Hinnebusch, History of the Dominican Order, vol. II
  • Review of vol. 28 of the Leonine edition
  • Review of Piolanti, San Tommaso, Fonti e riflessi del suo pensiero, Saggi
  • Review of Regis, Epistemology
  • Review of Robb, St. Thomas Aquinas Quaestiones De Anima
  • Review of Wallace, Causality and Scientific Explanation

• Other Authors
  • Sr. Adrian Marie, OP, "The Education of a Scientist"
  • Leo M. Bond, OP, The Effect of Bodily Temperament on Psychical Characteristics. River Forest, IL: Pontificia Facultas Philosophiae in Studio Generali Sancti Thomae Aquinatis, 1948.
  • John Bonée,
    • "Godless Humanism and the Christian School"
    • "Historical Setting of the Science-Philosophy Relationship"
    • "Theology for the Undergrad: A Reply"
  • "Catholicism and the Practice and Theory of Psychoanalysis"
  • Thomas Cunningham, "Sir Isaac Newton and Gravitational Attraction"
  • Amicetus Fernandez-Alonzo, "Science and Philosophy according to St. Albert the Great"
  • Hofstetter, Dineen, Stokely,
    • "Skeletal Differences between the Black and White Crappies"
    • "The Auditory Organ and Its Relation to the Skull Bones of a Freshwater Teleost"
  • Address by John XXIII to the 5th International Thomistic Congress (1960/09/15)
  • Sr. Mary Dominic, "Religion and Nature Study: Interrelation at the Primary Level"
  • Sr. Mary Olivia,
    • "Challenge Accepted"
    • "Albertus Magnus"
  • George Polk, "Necessary Distinctions Preliminary to New Investigations in Non-mathematical Physics"
  • Sr. M. Rosaire, "Outline of a Critique"
  • Seeger, "On Scientific Thought in Literature"
  • Vincent Smith,
    • "The Child in the World of Creatures
    • "Science in the Curriculum"
  • Michael Stock, "Consciousness and its Limits According to St. Thomas"
  • A.E. Woodruff, "Philosophical Aspects of Quantum Field Theory"
  • Notes on Degrés du Savoir
  • Review of Ashley, Theologies of the Body: Humanist and Christian, by William May
  • Review of Wallace, Galileo and His Sources, by Antonio Moreno
  • Review of Nogar, The Lord of the Absurd, by Thomas Heath
  • Review of Nogar and Deely, The Problem of Evolution, by F. F. Centore
  • Review of Science in Synthesis, by Roy Bode
  • Review of Weisheipl, Nature and Motion in the Middle Ages, by Francis Kelley
  • Review of Glutz, The Manner of Demonstrating in Natural Philosophy, by William Baumgaertner
  • Review of Weisheipl, Albertus Magnus and the Sciences: Commemorative Essays, by William Carroll