The Catholic Reception of Continental Philosophy in North America

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Acknowledgments
Introduction: Catholics and Continental Thought – a Curious Allegiance
1 The Reception of Phenomenology and Existentialism by American Catholic Philosophers: Some Facts and Some Reasons
2 Philosophy between the Old World and the New: Neoscholasticism, Continental Philosophy, and the Historical Subject
3 Continental Philosophy and American Catholics: Then, Now, and Tomorrow
4 Meaning, Concreteness, and Subjectivity: American Phenomenology, Catholic Philosophy, and Lonergan from an Institutional Perspective
5 Catholicism and Continental Philosophy in French Canada: An Opening Followed by an Ungrateful Separation
6 Phenomenology and Catholic Thought: Unfolding the logos of the Logos
7 The Use of Philosophy in Critical Catholic Theology
8 Continental Philosophy as a Source for Theology: The Case of the “Science–Religion” Debate
9 How Continental Philosophy of Religion Came into Being and Where It Is Going
10 Phenomenology, Catholic Thought, and the University: Lessons from the French Discussion
11 Being True to Mystery and Metaxological Metaphysics
12 Slavoj Žižek’s Theory: The Christian Tradition and the Catholic Intellectual
About the Authors
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