... discourses of the age—a romantic revision that reopens horizons for both teaching and scholarship. Romanticism William Wordsworth Theology and Literature Pedagogy Interdisciplinary Studies Roman Catholicism Email: [email protected] The plaintive cry of Wordsworth’s forerunning search...

... are psychological measures and are not suitable for spiritual care for patients of faith traditions like Roman Catholicism, for they do not do justice to the Catholic theological and nonpsychological understanding of illness, suffering, and sin. I conclude that these tools should not be used in clinical practice...

... with the ideologically moderate, tolerant, and dialogical participation of Christian bioethicists in the bioethical debate in Europe. Christianity human dignity personhood Roman Catholicism solidarity The impact of a Christianized Hippocratic tradition is still much more...

... bureaucratic procedures for organ donation. Aquinas organ sales Roman Catholicism transplantation Christian Bioethics 1380-3603/00/0602-0171$15.00 2000, Vol. 6, No. 2, pp. 171–193 © Swets & Zeitlinger Body Parts and the Market Place...

..., organ transplantation, papal teaching, Roman Catholicism I. INTRODUCTION Debate about how to increase the supply of transplantable organs is likely to continue until, perhaps, genetic technology makes human-to-human transplants obsolete. Most people just do not have...

... bureaucratic procedures for organ donation. Aquinas organ sales Roman Catholicism transplantation ...

... of the embodied human person by appealing to the writings of Immanuel Kant. Correspondence: William E. Stempsey, S.J., M.D., Ph.D., Department of Philosophy, College of the Holy Cross, One College St., Worcester, Massachusetts 01610–2395. ethics Kant organ transplantation papal teaching Roman Catholicism ...

...William E. Stempsey Correspondence: William E. Stempsey, S.J., M.D., Ph.D., Department of Philosophy, College of the Holy Cross, One College Street, Worcester, MA 01610-2395, U.S.A. © Swets & Zeitlinger 1998 Abstract Roman Catholicism has long opposed suicide. Although Scripture neither...

...William E. Stempsey Correspondence: William E. Stempsey, S.J., M.D., Ph.D., Department of Philosophy, College of the Holy Cross, One College Street, Worcester, MA 01610-2395, U.S.A. © Swets & Zeitlinger 1998 Abstract Roman Catholicism has long opposed suicide. Although Scripture neither...

..., the wholeness of the person, and the importance of the dying process in preparing spiritually for life beyond earthly life, to bear on end-of-life decisions. end-of-life decisions bioethics Roman Catholicism Christian Bioethics 1380-3603/97/0303-0249$12.00 1997, Vol. 3, No.3, pp. 249...

...Alfonso Llano ALFONSO LLANO, S.J. THE CATHOLIC PHYSICIAN AND THE TEACHINGS OF ROMAN CATHOLICISM ABSTRACT. The relationship between Catholic physicians and the teaching authority of the Church is inquired into through an exploration of the special relationship which...

... high. The ways in which religion could influence health and mortality levels are discussed and mechanisms are suggested which can explain why Roman Catholicism exerted a negative influence on health only after the 1880s regional mortality religion and health Roman Catholicism infant mortality...

... Leviticus hierarchy Roman Catholicism grid-group analysis cultural theory biblical studies Émile Durkheim Incarnation A Jewish anthropologist, a Hindu anthropologist, and a Catholic anthropologist walk into a bar on a Friday night. The barmaid takes their drink orders and then says, ‘We have...

... Perkins Marcia Bunyan John Zee Father St Patrick Aztec s Mexico St Patrick’s Purgatory at Lough Dearg Tylor Edward Burnett Victor Turner Edith Turner Communism Manchester School Ndembu social drama Roman Catholicism pilgrimage communitas spirits On 30 January 1943, Edith Lucy Brocklesby...

...This chapter analyses a very special case of life writing: the biography of Elizabeth Carey, Lady Falkland (1585–1639). Carey was an aristocratic woman, as well as a scholar and linguist, who converted to Roman Catholicism during the reign of Charles I. Her Life is therefore an instance of Catholic...

... of identity with the foreign Reformed Churches and antipathy towards Roman Catholicism in this period. Significant adjustments to this view are noted among the Laudians in the 1630s and thereafter, but despite the complexities of the situation in the 1640s and 1650s, the overall Reformed identity...

... Spanish envoy to the Commonwealth Spain Kingdom of Ignacy Potocki King Stanisław August Poniatowski Cardinal Laws Roman Catholicism religious toleration sejmiks education Jesuits enlightenment republicanism In September 1790 the sejm passed ‘Cardinal Laws’ regarding the status of the dominant...

... Constitution of 3 May 1791 religious toleration Roman Catholicism King Stanisław August Poniatowski Hugo Kołłątaj ‘Essentially the time has come for the Sarmatian hubbub (la bruhala sarmatte) to make way for a happy regeneration’. ¹ Following the sejmiks of November 1790...

.... It argues that there was a Luso-Brazilian Enlightenment that was plural and eclectic, supporting both critiques and defences of the absolute power of the king, endorsing simultaneously a secularisation process, the promotion of reason and Roman Catholicism, and fostering not only revolutionary projects...

... media Netherlands Catholicism in Catholicism blood and New Age movement pillarization Protestantism capitalism and Internet Media Web design Roman Catholicism Protestantism Holistic spirituality Technological determinism Appropriation of technology Netherlands The notion that modern...