Cultural Heritage and Contemporary Change
Series I, Culture and Value, Volume 35
General Editor
George F. McLean
Karol Wojtyla’s Philosophical Legacy
Edited by
Nancy Mardas Billias
Agnes B. Curry
George F. McLean
Table of Contents
Nancy Mardas Billias and Agnes B. Curry
Prologue: Cardinal Karol Wojtyla’s Creative Response to His Philosophical Context
George F. McLean, O.M.I.
Part I: Thomism, Phenomenology and Personalism
Chapter 1. Philosophy and Anti-Philosophy: The Ambiguous Legacy of John Paul II
Rev. John J. Conley, S.J.Chapter 2. Pope John Paul II’s ‘Participation’ In The Neighborhood of Phenomenology
Peter CostelloChapter 3. The Uniqueness of Persons in the Life and Thought of Karol Wojtyla/Pope John Paul II,with Emphasis on His Indebtedness to Max Scheler
Peter J. ColosiChapter 4. The Travels of Pope John Paul II: A Phenomenology of Place
Rev. John Allard, O.P.Chapter 5. Pope John Paul II and the Natural Law
Paul KucharskiChapter 6. Dives in Misericordia: The Pivotal Significance of a Forgotten Encyclical
Richard H. Bulzacchelli
Part II: Social Philosophy
Chapter 7. Karol Wojtyła’s Notion of the Irreducible in Man and the Quest for a Just World Order
Hans Köchler
Chapter 8. John Paul II: On the Solidarity of Praxis in His Political Philosophy
John C. CarneyChapter 9. The Subjective Dimension of Human Work: The Conversion of the Acting Person in Laborem Exercens
Deborah SavageChapter 10. Person, Encounter, Communion: The Legacy and Vision of Pope John Paul
Stephen M. MatuszakPart III: On the Metaphysical Question: What Is a Human Being?
Chapter 11. Action at the Moral Core of Personhood: Transcendence, Self-Determination and Integration in the Anthropology of John Paul II
Thomas RybaChapter 12. Edith Stein and John Paul II on Women
Sarah Borden SharkeyChapter 13. A Mimetic Reading of Veritatis Splendor
Tyler GrahamChapter 14. On the "Proper Weight of a Man": Re-Examining the Poetic Foundations of Wojtyla’s Theory of Participation
Joseph Rice