Aquinas and Structural Racism
Thomas Aquinas's ethical system is framed in terms of evaluating an individual's intentional actions, which may be good or bad depending on their conformity with the natural law. Can such a framework make sense of the notion that social structures and practices can also be just or unjust, as in th…
Does Aquinas (Still) Have a Perennially Valid Philosophy? | Therese Cory
This lecture was given on September 15, 2023, at the Thomistic Circles Conference at the Dominican House of Studies
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Dr. Therese Cory is an Associate Professor of Thomistic Studies …
“What Does it Mean for Intellect and Intelligible to be Identical?”
“What Does it Mean for Intellect and Intelligible to be Identical?”, a lecture by Dr. Therese Cory
Aquinas vs. Freud: The Problem of Unconscious Motivation | Prof. Therese Cory
This lecture was given for our chapter at Harvard University on march 7th, 2019.
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About the speaker:
Therese Scarpelli Cory is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Notre Dame, specializi…
Masters, Parasites, or Gardeners? Thomistic Reflections on Environmental Ethics | Prof. Therese Cory
A lecture on October 27, 2016 at Duke University.
Why Do You Desire to KNOW? Human Nature & Philosophy w/ Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P. & Prof. Therese Cory
Why do human beings desire knowledge? Why should YOU care about philosophy? Join Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P. of Aquinas 101, Godsplaining, and Pints with Aquinas for an off-campus conversation with Prof. Therese Cory about the role of wonder in philosophy, the right temperament with which to approach ph…
Aquinas at 800, Part 7: The Law of Love
Episode Topic: The Law of LoveHow is love at work in our lives in a practical way? Contemplate Thomas Aquinas’ thoughts on love, why charity is not just love of God, but also a profound form of friendship, and why the key to understanding love is understanding justice.Featured Speakers:
Therese Co…
The Jacques Maritain Center w/ Therese Cory & Christopher Enabnit
How did a young agnostic wracked with doubt and contemplating suicide become one of the greatest Catholic philosophers of the twentieth century? Join me as I talk with Therese Cory and Christopher Enabnit of the University of Notre Dame's Jacques Maritain Center about the life, impact, and continui…
#92: Therese Cory - Does the Catholic Church condemn deportation?
According to the USCCB's voting guide, Catholics are called to "stand with newcomers, authorized and unauthorized, including unaccompanied immigrant children, refugees and asylum-seekers, those unnecessarily detained, and victims of human trafficking." This directive is in line with the church's lo…
Aquinas at 800, Part 17: Cognition
Episode Topic: CognitionCan we perceive the spiritual realm with our physical minds? Listen in to a dialogue examining how the human intellect navigates its material limitations to grasp immaterial truths. Understanding these cognitive structures is a strategic necessity for anyone seeking to recon…
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