Reading Aquinas with David Burrell, CSC: how Lonergan’s exegesis and method open a way to Grammatical Thomism

IF 0.3 0 PHILOSOPHY International Journal of Philosophy and Theology Pub Date : 2024-08-02 DOI:10.1080/21692327.2024.2374728

Matthew Dunch

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Though a central figure in Grammatical Thomism, David Burrell, CSC’s work is also deeply influenced by his teacher Bernard Lonergan, SJ. This paper articulates a twofold influence of Lonergan on Bu...

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大卫-布瑞尔（David Burrell）虽然是语法托马斯主义的核心人物，但他的作品也深受其老师伯纳德-洛纳根（Bernard Lonergan, SJ）的影响。本文阐述了洛纳根对大卫-布瑞尔的双重影响。

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