[Fall 2020] Thomistic Psychology: Cognitive Life
Among all things observed in the universe, human beings alone ask about things other than themselves: they ask what, how,…
[Fall 2020] Semiotics: John Deely
Semiotics–toward which human beings took their first explicit steps in the beginning of the Latin Age of philosophy, in the…
Interpretation and Traditions
Often, in my own work–and in a way which spills inevitably into my own teaching–I draw together insights from three distinct traditions: Thomisim, Peircean semiotics, and Heideggerian phenomenology.
Aristotelian-Thomistic Philosophy and the Form of Health
In the fourth of the Lyceum Institute Colloquia, we present Michel Accad, MD, a cardiologist and practitioner of internal medicine, who presents for us some of his thoughts on the insights that Aristotelian-Thomistic philosophy brings to an understanding of health and the practice of medicine.
Study and Motivation
Why study anything? Mostly, we open the books because a possession of the knowledge contained therein is believed to profit…
Importance of the Liberal Arts
Today, many minds have been shaped by educational philosophies of base pragmatism that treat the individual as a worker to…
New Website
Up and running! If you run across any broken links, typos, or other errors, please don’t hesitate to let us…
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