Books from Marquette University Press
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All the President's Statesmen: Northern Governors and the American Civil War
By Stephen Douglas EngleEstablished in 1992, the Klement Lecture brings to campus distinguished scholars in American history. Originally devoted to the history of the sectional conflict, the series now includes all fields of...
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On the Eternity of the World (De Aeternitate Mundi)
By Thomas, Saint Thomas, St. Thomas Aquinas"The translation of Aristotle's philosophical works into Latin in the late twelfth and thirteenth centuries produced a crisis for Christian thinkers insofar as the Aristotelian writing seemed to offer demonstrative...
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Does God Have a Nature?
By Alvin PlantingaSets of contingent objects, perhaps, are as contingent as their members; but properties, propositions, numbers and states of affairs, it seems, are objects whose non-existence is quite impossible. If so,...
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Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln: A Relationship in Language, Politics, and Memory
By David W. BlightFrederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln: A Relationship in Language, Politics, and Memory
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Theology and Discovery: Essays in Honor of Karl Rahner, S.J.
By William J. KellyTheology and Discovery: Essays in Honor of Karl Rahner, S.J.
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Milwaukee Television History: The Analog Years
By Dick Golembiewski"Milwaukee - not New York, Chicago or Los Angeleswas the scene of a number of television firsts: The Journal Company filed the very first application for a commercial TV license...
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Formulae Quaedam Caute Et Citra Scandalum Loquendi de Praecipuis Christianae Doctrinae Locis, Pro Iunioribus Verbi Ministris in Ducatu Luneburgensi
By Urbanus Rhegius"The German reformer, Urbanus Rhegius (1489-1541), wrote this homiletical handbook in 1535 for young Protestant ministers in Germany. His theological guide to preaching on controversial topics of the Reformation exposes...
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The Life of Antoinette Micolon
By sœur Colombe du Saint Esprit"Antoinette Micolon (1592-1659) was a remarkable woman who founded six Ursuline convents in the Auvergne region of France in the early years of the seventeenth century. The Ursulines, originally founded...
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Philosophy for Africa
By Augustine ShutteAn annotated bibliography of works by and about Radcliffe in several languages, with sections on editions and translations of her work; early reviews and notices; 19th- and 20th-century criticism; full-...
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The Reception of Vatican II Liturgical Reforms in the Life of the Church
By Pierre-Marie GyThe Reception of Vatican II Liturgical Reforms in the Life of the Church
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Lonergan, Hermeneutics & Theological Method
By Donna TeevanLonergan, Hermeneutics & Theological Method
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Method in Metaphysics
By Robert John HenleMethod in Metaphysics
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When Swing was the Thing: Personality Profiles of the Big Band Era
By John R. TumpakThe Big Band Era of 1935 to 1946 was the only time in America's history when jazz was the most popular form of music. Fifteen piece swinging dance bands swept...
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What Sort of Human Nature?: Medieval Philosophy and the Systematics of Christology
By Marilyn McCord AdamsWhat Sort of Human Nature?: Medieval Philosophy and the Systematics of Christology
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Descartes Among the Scholastics
By Marjorie GreneDescartes Among the Scholastics
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News from Fredericksburg
By George C. RableNews from Fredericksburg
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Saint Thomas and the Problem of Evil
By Jacques MaritainSaint Thomas and the Problem of Evil
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Bureaus of Efficiency: Reforming Local Government in the Progressive Era
By Mordecai LeeBureaus of efficiency were established in America as part of the civic reform agenda during the Progressive era at the beginning of the twentieth century. In some cities they were...
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The Early Works of Orestes A. Brownson: The transcendentalist years, 1838-39
By Orestes Augustus BrownsonThe Early Works of Orestes A. Brownson: The transcendentalist years, 1838-39
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The Early Works of Orestes A. Brownson: The Transcendentalist years, 1840-41
By Orestes Augustus BrownsonThe Early Works of Orestes A. Brownson: The Transcendentalist years, 1840-41