This is an index of graduate work in Lonergan studies. It aims to provide collaborative links among graduate students and the general Lonergan community.

If you have recently graduated from a Master or Doctoral programme and have a Lonergan component in your work, or you are currently a graduate student in Lonergan studies, please send your abstract by email to: Paul Allen; paulalle AT alcor.concordia.ca

You can also search the UMI Dissertation Database.

• Paul Allen (Ph.D.): A Philosophical Framework Within the Theology-Science Dialogue

• Marek Balinski (Ph.D.): Self-affirmation and the Ultimate Ground of Knowledge in Lonergan's Insight: an Interpretation

• Patrick D. Brown (Ph.D.): 'System and history' in the thought of Bernard Lonergan

• Joseph Cassidy (Ph.D.): Extending Bernard Lonergan's Ethics: Parallel Between The Structures of Cognition and Evaluation

• Robert C. Christie (Ph.D.): The Logic of Conversion: The Harmony of Heart, Will, Mind, and Imagination in John Henry Newman

• John D. Dadosky (Ph. D.): Lonergan's Categories of Consciousness as Illustrated in Eliade's Notion of the Sacred

• John Francis Duggan (Ph.D.): Multireligious experience and pluralist attitude: Raimon Panikkar and his critics

• Russell W. Dumke (Ph. D. cand.): Transformation and Community

• Robert J. Fitterer, (Ph.D.): Bernard Lonergan's cognitive theory and Aristotelian phronesis: Toward a conception of performative objectivity in virtue ethics

• Greg Hodes, (Ph.D.): Foundations and Aporiai: The Intellectual Realism of Bernard Lonergan

• Gerard Jacobitz (Ph.D.):Robert Sokolowski's Theology of Disclosure: A Constructive Appraisal

• Christine Jamieson, (Ph.D.): The Significance of the Body in Ethical Discourse: Julia Kristeva's Contribution to Ethical Discourse

• Ulf Jonsson, (Ph.D.): Foundations for Knowing God. Bernard Lonergan's Foundations for Knowledge of God and the Challenge from Antifoundationalism

• Jim Kanaris, (Ph.D.): Bernard Lonergan's Philosophy of Religion

• Scott Patrick Kelly, (Ph.D.): Formal existential ethics in the thought of Bernard Lonergan and Ignatius of Loyola

• Robin Koning, SJ, (Th.D.): Clifford Geertz's Understanding of Culture as an Anthropological Resource for Theology: A Lonergan Reading/a>

• David Legg, (Ph.D.): Questioning and Knowing: The Logic of Questioning in Bernard Lonergan's Theory of Knowing

• Michael Maxwell, Jr.: Existential Foundations for a Methodical Ethics in the Work of Bernard Lonergan

• Peter Monette (Ph.D.): Pluralism and Ethical Discourse: Insights from MacIntyre, Lonergan and Conflict Resolution

• H. Daniel Monsour (Ph.D.): The relation between uncreated and created grace in the Halesian 'Summa': A Lonergan reading

• Matthew Ogilvie (Ph.D.) Secretary, Lonergan Centre, Sydney, Australia: The Functional Specialty, "Systematics," in Bernard Lonergan's Method in Theology

• Edward Peck, (Ph.D.) Neumann College: Foundational Elements for Christian Sexual Ethics: A Methodological Study Using Bernard Lonergan's Horizon Analysis of the Writings of Lisa Sowle Cahill, Beverly Wildung Harrison, and William E. May

• Nicholas Plants (Ph.D.) Mount Saint Mary College, Maryland: From The Disengaged Subject to the Subject as Subject in Taylor and Lonergan

• Michael Sharkey : Heidegger, Lonergan, and authenticity: An inquiry into the role of intelligence in praxis

• P. St. Amour (Ph.D.) Existence and Thought: Exploring the Complementarity of Existentialism and Intellectualism in the Works of Soren Kierkegaard and Bernard Lonergan

• Michele Saracino (Ph.D.) Openness as gift: Subject and Other in postmodern context. A study of Lonergan and Levinas (Bernard Lonergan, Emmanuel Levinas)

• Phillip M. Thompson (Ph.D.): The Searchers: Twentieth Century Catholic Intellectuals and the Transformation of the Church's Engagement with Science and Technology (Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, Bernard Lonergan, Thomas Merton)

• Gerard Walmsley (Ph.D):The polymorphism of consciousness as the key to philosophy: Towards a Lonerganian postmodern metaphilosophy

• Margeret Welch (Ph.D):A Critical Realist Assessment of the Moral Realism Debate: Objectivity as Authentic Subjectivity and the Epistemology of Bernard Lonergan (Ethics)

• Victoria Marie Wulf (Ph.D.):Bernard Lonergan's Transcendental Realsim

• Milko Youroukov, Christian-Muslim dialogue in 'Encuentro Islamo Cristiano' and the later publications of Darek Nyumba: An analysis and evaluation