New Issue: The Aquinas Review, 2024 (No. 1)

Founded in 1994, The Aquinas Review is a semi-annual publication of Thomas Aquinas College. Its aim is to provide a forum for a deeper consideration of those matters that constitute the College’s curriculum and are central to genuine Catholic liberal education. Consistent with the nature of the College, The Aquinas Review is marked by fidelity to the Magisterium of the Catholic Church and a respect for the great tradition of liberal learning, which is our common heritage. The essays in The Aquinas Review reflect positions taken by their authors and not necessarily the College itself. 

2024 (No. 1)

• Masthead
• Editor's Statement
  by Christopher A. Decaen
• Preface
  by Paul O'Reilly
• Aquinas's Proof of the Human Soul's Subsistence
  by Michael Augros
• A Thomistic Rehabilitation of the Passive Intellect
  by John Francis Nieto
• "And the Soul Exists as the Sort of Thing Capable of Undergoing This": Induction in Posterior Analytics II.19 and the Power of the Intellect
  by Joshua Lo
• The Soul as Subject of Metaphysics: The Role of the Soul in the Argument of Aristotle's Metaphysics, Book 7
  by Joseph Hattrup
• The Soul as Imago Dei: St. Thomas on the Image of the Trinity According to Nature and Grace
  by John J. Goyette
• How I Read Plato
  by Richard Ferrier
• Review of Richard Ferrier's The Declaration of America: Our Principles in Thought and Action
  by Adam Seagrave
• Review of Andrew Whitmore's Saintly Habits: Aquinas' 7 Simple Strategies You Can Use to Grow in Virtue
  by Brett W. Smith
• Review of Benedict Ashley's The Dialogue Between Tradition and History: Essays on the Foundations of Catholic Moral Theology
  by Christopher A. Decaen
• Review of Robert C. Koons' Is St. Thomas's Aristotelian Philosophy of Nature Obsolete?
  by Carol Day