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Volume XI, No. 1 (Fall 2009)
Volume XI, No. 1
Fall 2009
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LYCEUM
Anoop Gupta
Ecpyrosis and Cosmos in Heraclitus
Theodoros Christidis
Paul Ricoeur: The Intersection Between Solitude and Connection
Kathleen O’Dwyer
Regularity Theory and Inductive Scepticism: The Fight Against Armstrong
Benjamin Smart
Inter Fidem et
Rationem:
Discerning the Proper
Intersection of Philosophical and Theological Methodologies in the
Works of
Nicholas Rescher and Joseph Ratzinger
Andrew M. Haines
Pacifism and Virtue
Ethics
Rebecca Carhart
The Burden Faced by External Norms: A Response to Bartol
Colin Wysman
A Publication of the
Saint Anselm
Philosophy Department