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    Affectivity, Imagination, and Intellect in Newman's Apologia.David M. Hammond -1992 -Thought: Fordham University Quarterly 67 (3):271-286.
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    Death, Medicine, and Religious Solidarity in Martin Scorsese's Bringing Out the Dead.David M. Hammond &Beverly J. Smith -2004 -Logos: A Journal of Catholic Thought and Culture 7 (3):109-123.
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    Doctrines, Praxis and Critical Theology.David M. Hammond -1989 -Method 7 (1):71-94.
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    Hayden White.David M. Hammond -1994 -Philosophy and Theology 8 (4):291-307.
    Hayden White’s proposal that the meaning of historical writing is determined by the figure of speech (“trope”) which the historian applies to the data of research challenges a naive understanding of historical writing concerned merely with the presentation of past facts. To answer the charge that the poetic imposition of meaning does not allow for truthful representation of the Holocaust, White appeals to the knowable facts of the past which are then structured according to a figure of speech. He thus (...) hopes to secure the element of ideology critique while maintaining that facts are arranged according ta the historian’s decision and not according to the historian’s understanding of what was, in Lonergan’s language, “going forward” in the past. This essay argues that, although meaning is not already present in the events of the past, neither is it simply imposed on these events by the historian’s trope. Lonergan’s more adequate construal of historical writing recognizes the dynamism of inquiry which rejects a naive view of facts, yet also argues for the possibility of truthful, albeit always partial, representations of events. (shrink)
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    Imagination in Newman's phenomenology of cognition.David M. Hammond -1988 -Heythrop Journal 29 (1):21–32.
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    Lonergan and the theology of the future: an invitation.David M. Hammond -2017 - Eugene, Oregon: Pickwick Publications.
    Today a variety of theological approaches offer fresh and enriching insights, yet much of contemporary religious thought can be disorienting for the beginning student of theology. This accessible introduction presents aspects of the thought of Fr. Bernard Lonergan SJ, (1904–1984) in a way that makes his vital contribution to contemporary theology accessible to the beginning student. The author minimizes technical terms and explains basic ideas with user-friendly examples. Rather than a survey of diverse contemporary theological opinions, or a thematic presentation (...) of one topic, the book tries to clear away confusions by focusing on the theologian concerned with those topics. The book will thus encourage creative ways of overcoming some of the unnecessary obstacles for students who want to explore theology today. (shrink)
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    The Influence of Newman's Doctrine of Assent on the Thought of Bernard Lonergan.David M. Hammond -1989 -Method 7 (2):95-115.
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