Articles
G.E.M. Gasper, 'Envy, Jealousy, and the Boundaries of Orthodoxy: Anselm of Canterbury and the Genesis of the Proslogion' in Viator-UCLA Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies- 41 (2010) 45-68.
Reviews
B. Goebel, 'Review of Hansjurgen Verweyen, Anselm von Canterbury 1033-1109. Denker, Beter, Erzbischof' in Philosophisches Jahrbuch, 117 (2010) 351-356.
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Monday, 6 December 2010
Tuesday, 16 November 2010
Details of Anselm conference - 'Anselm and a new Europe'
Here is the progamme for the Anselm Conference to be held at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome from 25-27 November 2010.
Tuesday, 12 October 2010
Recent Publications - October 2010 - Updated
Articles
Sigurd Baark, 'Anselm: Platonism, language and truth in Proslogion' [sic], Scottish Journal of Theology, 63 (2010) 379-397.
Caveat lector: Appears unaware of the dialectical origins of the argument of the Proslogion.
Reviews
Matthew Barrett, 'Review of Ian Logan, Reading Anselm's Proslogion: The History of Anselm's Argument and its Significance Today, Ashgate 2009' in Journal of Theological Studies, 2010 (61) 826-829.
Richard Cross, 'Review of Sandra Visser and Thomas Williams, Anselm (Great Medieval Thinkers series), Oxford University Press 2009' in Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 61 (2010) 820-821.
Anthony J. Lisska,'Review of Ian Logan, Reading Anselm's Proslogion: The History of Anselm's Argument and its Significance Today, Ashgate 2009' in Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 61 (2010) 821-822.
M. Staunton, 'Review of Benedicta Ward, Anselm of Canterbury: His Life and Legacy, SPCK 2009' in Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 61 (2010) 820-820.
Sigurd Baark, 'Anselm: Platonism, language and truth in Proslogion' [sic], Scottish Journal of Theology, 63 (2010) 379-397.
Caveat lector: Appears unaware of the dialectical origins of the argument of the Proslogion.
Reviews
Matthew Barrett, 'Review of Ian Logan, Reading Anselm's Proslogion: The History of Anselm's Argument and its Significance Today, Ashgate 2009' in Journal of Theological Studies, 2010 (61) 826-829.
Richard Cross, 'Review of Sandra Visser and Thomas Williams, Anselm (Great Medieval Thinkers series), Oxford University Press 2009' in Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 61 (2010) 820-821.
Anthony J. Lisska,'Review of Ian Logan, Reading Anselm's Proslogion: The History of Anselm's Argument and its Significance Today, Ashgate 2009' in Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 61 (2010) 821-822.
M. Staunton, 'Review of Benedicta Ward, Anselm of Canterbury: His Life and Legacy, SPCK 2009' in Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 61 (2010) 820-820.
Tuesday, 21 September 2010
Anselm and the 'new' Europe
"Anselm's participation in the construction process of the ‘new’ Europe" - a conference organised by the Faculty of Ecclesiastical History and Cultural Patrimony at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome - will take place from the 25th to the 27th November 2010.
For further details contact:
Segreteria Organizzativa Congresso Sant'Anselmo (Lucchesi 215)
Pontificia Università Gregoriana
Facoltà di Storia e Beni Culturali della Chiesa
Piazza della Pilotta 4
00186 Roma - Italy
For further details contact:
Segreteria Organizzativa Congresso Sant'Anselmo (Lucchesi 215)
Pontificia Università Gregoriana
Facoltà di Storia e Beni Culturali della Chiesa
Piazza della Pilotta 4
00186 Roma - Italy
Wednesday, 15 September 2010
Recent Publications - September 2010 - Updated
Articles
M.J.S. Bruno, 'The Investiture Contest in Norman England: A Struggle Between St. Anselm of Canterbury and The Norman Kings: Part II' in American Benedictine Review, 61 (2010) 307-324.
Bernd Goebel, 'Anselm's Elusive Argument: Ian Logan Reading the Proslogion' in Saint Anselm Journal, 7:1 (Fall 2009).
Caveat lector: pages in the Saint Anselm Journal no longer run consecutively - each article begins at page 1.
Thomas Gwozdz, 'Anselm's Theory of Freedom' in Saint Anselm Journal, 7:1 (Fall 2009).
Caveat lector: pages in the Saint Anselm Journal no longer run consecutively - each article begins at page 1.
Ian Logan, 'Saint Anselm' in The Literary Encyclopedia. First published 17 September 2010.
[http://www.litencyc.com/php/speople.php?rec=true&UID=120]
Requires a subscription.
M.J.S. Bruno, 'The Investiture Contest in Norman England: A Struggle Between St. Anselm of Canterbury and The Norman Kings: Part II' in American Benedictine Review, 61 (2010) 307-324.
Bernd Goebel, 'Anselm's Elusive Argument: Ian Logan Reading the Proslogion' in Saint Anselm Journal, 7:1 (Fall 2009).
Caveat lector: pages in the Saint Anselm Journal no longer run consecutively - each article begins at page 1.
Thomas Gwozdz, 'Anselm's Theory of Freedom' in Saint Anselm Journal, 7:1 (Fall 2009).
Caveat lector: pages in the Saint Anselm Journal no longer run consecutively - each article begins at page 1.
Ian Logan, 'Saint Anselm' in The Literary Encyclopedia. First published 17 September 2010.
[http://www.litencyc.com/php/speople.php?rec=true&UID=120]
Requires a subscription.
Thursday, 26 August 2010
Recent Publications - August 2010 - Updated
Articles
Chris Heathwood, 'The relevance of Kant's objection to Anselm's ontological argument' in Religious Studies, forthcoming.
Caveat lector: this paper addresses Plantinga's argument, not Anselm's.
Reviews
David Hogg, 'Review of Benedicta Ward, Anselm of Canterbury: His Life and Legacy, SPCK 2009' in Speculum, 85 (2010) 750-751.
Ian Logan, 'Review of Sandra Visser and Thomas Williams, Anselm (Great Medieval Thinkers series), Oxford University Press 2009' in New Blackfriars, 91 (2010) 616-618.
Siobhan Nash-Marshall, 'Review of Sandra Visser and Thomas Williams, Anselm (Great Medieval Thinkers series), Oxford University Press 2009' in Speculum, 85 (2010) 748.
Identifies a (serious) problem with the kind of approach taken by Visser and Williams.
Sandra Visser, 'Review of Ian Logan, Reading Anselm's Proslogion: The History of Anselm's Argument and its Significance Today, Ashgate 2009' in Speculum, 85 (2010) 705-706.
I intend to respond to the reviews of my book in this blog when they have all come out. (I'm aware of two yet to be be published.)
Chris Heathwood, 'The relevance of Kant's objection to Anselm's ontological argument' in Religious Studies, forthcoming.
Caveat lector: this paper addresses Plantinga's argument, not Anselm's.
Reviews
David Hogg, 'Review of Benedicta Ward, Anselm of Canterbury: His Life and Legacy, SPCK 2009' in Speculum, 85 (2010) 750-751.
Ian Logan, 'Review of Sandra Visser and Thomas Williams, Anselm (Great Medieval Thinkers series), Oxford University Press 2009' in New Blackfriars, 91 (2010) 616-618.
Siobhan Nash-Marshall, 'Review of Sandra Visser and Thomas Williams, Anselm (Great Medieval Thinkers series), Oxford University Press 2009' in Speculum, 85 (2010) 748.
Identifies a (serious) problem with the kind of approach taken by Visser and Williams.
Sandra Visser, 'Review of Ian Logan, Reading Anselm's Proslogion: The History of Anselm's Argument and its Significance Today, Ashgate 2009' in Speculum, 85 (2010) 705-706.
I intend to respond to the reviews of my book in this blog when they have all come out. (I'm aware of two yet to be be published.)
Thursday, 29 July 2010
Recent Publications - July 2010
Articles
Sara L. Uckelman, 'The Ontological Argument and Russell's Antinomy' in Logic and Logical Philosophy, 18 (2010) 309-312.
Abstract. In this short note we respond to the claim made by Christopher Viger that Anselm’s so-called ontological argument falls prey to Russell’s paradox. We show that Viger’s argument is based on a flawed premise and hence does not in fact demonstrate what he claims it demonstrates.
Sara L. Uckelman, 'The Ontological Argument and Russell's Antinomy' in Logic and Logical Philosophy, 18 (2010) 309-312.
Abstract. In this short note we respond to the claim made by Christopher Viger that Anselm’s so-called ontological argument falls prey to Russell’s paradox. We show that Viger’s argument is based on a flawed premise and hence does not in fact demonstrate what he claims it demonstrates.
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