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Contributors
William Sweet (Editor) is Professor of Philosophy at St Francis
Xavier University (Nova Scotia, Canada). He is the author of Idealism
and Rights (1997) and Anti-foundationalism, Faith, and Community (2004,
with Hendrik Hart). He has edited several collections of scholarly
essays, including Idealism,
Metaphysics, and Community (2001), The Bases of Ethics (2000), and God
and
Argument (1999). He has also published an edition of The Philosophical
Theory
of the State and Related Essays by Bernard Bosanquet (2001, with Gerald
F.
Gaus), and edited The Collected Works of Bernard Bosanquet, 20 volumes
(1999).
He is President of the Canadian Jacques Maritain Association and a Vice
President
of the Istituto Internazionale Jacques Maritain (Rome).
Leslie Armour is Research Professor of Philosophy at the Dominican
College of Philosophy and Theology (Ottawa), and Professor Emeritus of
Philosophy at the University of Ottawa. He is author of "Infini Rien":
Pascal's Wager and the Human Paradox (1993), Being and Idea:
Developments of Some Themes in Spinoza and Hegel (1992); The Idea of
Canada and the Crisis of Community (1981), The Faces of Reason: an
essay on philosophy and culture in English Canada, 1850-1950
(with Elizabeth Trott, 1981), The Conceptualization of the Inner Life
(with Edward T. Bartlett, 1980), Logic and Reality: an Investigation
into the Idea of a Dialectical System (1972); The Concept of Truth
(1969), The Rational and the Real: an Essay in Metaphysics (1962). He
is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada.
James Connelly is Head of School and Principal Lecturer in the
School of Human Sciences at the Southampton Institute of Higher
Education, England. He has authored several studies, and edited a
number of volumes, on the Philosophy
of R.G.Collingwood (Interdisciplinary Perspectives on R. G.
Collingwood, [1996, with David Boucher and Tariq Modood]), on
Environmental Politics
(Politics and the Environment. from theory to practice, [1999, with
Graham
Smith]), and on social policy (Citizens, charters and consumers, 1993).
He is on the Board of Directors of the Collingwood Society.
Delamar Jose Volpato Dutra is Deputy Head in the Department of
Philosophy at the Centro de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas,
Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brasil. He is the author of A
reformulação discursiva da moral kantiana, (PhD
dissertation, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil) and of
Razao e consenso: uma introducao ao pensamento de habermas (1993). He
has published in a number of books and journals, including
Veritas, Kriterion, Dissertatio, Síntese Nova Fase, and Caderno
Cultural.
Mostafa Faghfoury is Coordonnator and Professor in the Department
of Philosophy and Humanities at Heritage College, Hull, Quebec, editor
of Analytical philosophy of religion in Canada (1982) and author of
articles in De Philosophia, The Southern Journal of Philosophy, the
Philosophy Research Archives, and other journals.
Richard Feist is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the
University of Ottawa. He has published in Husserl and the Sciences:
Selected Perspectives, Oeculture, The Nature of Metaphysics, Dialogue,
Journal of Philosophy, Protosoziologie, Science et Esprit, Synthese, De
Philosophia, and other journals
Louis Groarke is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the
University of Prince Edward Island. He is the author of The Good Rebel:
Understanding Freedom and Morality (2001) and of academic papers on a
wide variety of subjects,
including philosophy of science, ethics, applied ethics, aesthetics,
philosophy
of religion, argumentation theory, and the history of ideas.
Dennis Hudecki is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Brescia
College, an affiliate of The University of Western Ontario. He
has written on
a wide variety of topics, including feminism, art, sexual ethics,
political philosophy and informal logic; his main interest is the
philosophy of religion and the philosophies of Wittgenstein and
Kierkegaard. He is a Co-Editor of Images of the Human: The
Philosophy of the Human Person in a Religious Context (1995)
Jonathan Lavery is Assistant Professor at the University of
Windsor, and specializes in Ancient Philosophy and Ethics. He is the
author of Education, Conversion and Plato's Protagoras (PhD
dissertation, University of Guelph), and articles in Proceedings of the
Ontario Society for the Study of Argumentation, Proceedings of the
World Congress of Philosophy, 1998, Teaching Philosophy, Canadian
Philosophical Reviews, Philosophy in Review, and other journals.
Jean-François Méthot, is Associate Professor and
Department Chair at the Dominican College of Philosophy and Theology
(Ottawa), and President
of the Société de philosophie de l'Outaouais. He is a
member
of the editorial board of Science et Esprit and Carrefour, and author
of
articles in L'esprit cartésien (2000), Science et Esprit ,
Études
maritainiennes, Papers of the 17th International Wittgenstein
Symposium,
and Carrefour.
Lionel Rubinoff is Emeritus Professor of Philosophy and
Environmental Studies at Trent University in Peterborough, Canada. He
is author of The Pornography of Power (1968), F.H. Bradley’s
Presuppositions of Critical History (1968), and Tradition and
Revolution (1970), and Editor of Faith and Reason: Essays in the
Philosophy of R.G. Collingwood (1968), Collingwood and the Reform
of Metaphysics (1970), and Co-editor (with W.J. van der Dussen) of
Objectivity,
Method and Point of View: Essays in the Philosophy of History (1991).
Karsten R. Stueber is Associate Professor in the Department of
Philosophy of the College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, MA. He is the
author of articles in the philosophy of history and in action theory,
and co-editor of Empathy and Agency : the problem of understanding in
the human sciences (2000).
Catherine Wilson is Professor of Philosophy at the University of
British Columbia, Editor of The Journal of the History of Philosophy,
and author of The Invisible World: Early Modern Philosophy and the
Invention of the Microscope
1620-1720 (1995) and Leibniz's Metaphysics: A Historical and
Comparative Study (l989). She is also editor of Civilization and
Oppression (1999) and Leibniz: Critical Essays (1999). She specializes
in 17th and 18th Century History and Philosophy of Science,
Epistemology and the Theory of Science. She has also published in
Descartes's Natural Philosophy, New Essays on the Rationalists,
The Young Leibniz, Bild und Reflexion, The Future of Philosophy,
Dialogue, British Journal for the History of Philosophy, Logic and the
Workings of the Mind from Ramus to Kant, Sites of Vision: The
Discursive Construction of Vision in the History of Philosophy, Studies
in Seventeenth-Century European Philosophy, The History of
Islamic Philosophy, Berkeley's
Metaphysics: Structural, Interpretive, and Critical Essays, The
Cambridge
Companion to Leibniz, Revue Internationale de Philosophie, Archiv
für
Geschichte der Philosophie, Canadian Journal of Philosophy,
History
of Philosophy Quarterly, History of European Ideas Causation in
Early
Modern Philosophy, Studia Leibnitiana and other journals. She has
recently
been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada.
