Ontological argument in Neo-Scholastic and Neo-Thomist theology: content and fucntions by Rodion Savinov

“…LeRoy’s disproof of the possibility to prove God’s being generated criticism from the Neo-Thomist R. Garrigou-Lagrange, who, arguing in favour of the viability of rational theology, attempted to exonerate argumentum Anselmi. …”
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A Neo-Thomistic Responce to the Problem of Animal Suffering: review and evaluation of keltz perspective by Maryam Soufie, Mohammad Mohammadrezai, Majid Dehghan

“…Animal suffering and the problem of evil have recently received much attention as a challenge to theism, Keltz seeks to answer this problem with a Neo-Thomistic perspective. This paper examines and evaluates Keltz's defense. …”
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A summary of neo-thomistic Science like an confused Introduction to the sense of thomistic Science: some historical Appreciations in Philosophers of XX Century by José María Felipe Mendoza

“…This paper develops a triple restriction on Thomas Aquinas and his notion of science: it´s going to refer to the confusion between Cajetan and Aquinas, and thought´s neo-Thomist of the twentieth century and a sharp divergence from the hermeneutic tradition. …”
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ÉTICA E PROJETO PROFISSIONAL DO SERVIÇO SOCIAL NA PERSPECTIVA EMANCIPATÓRIA NO BRASIL: uma construção histórica by Cristiana Costa Lima

“…It discusses the ethical and politicai foundation that support the Social Work along the its historical process, highlighting the neo-Thomist foundations implemented by the first ethics codes of Social Work. …”
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Stravinsky and Maritain: Philosophies of work by Moody Ivan

“…The most important amongst these was Jacques Maritain, whose neoThomist philosophy applied to art was of significance to Stravinsky, and in particular through its application in the life and work of fellow Russian émigré composer Arthur Lourié. …”
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A dialética da modernização conservadora e a nova história do Brasil by Domingues José Maurício

“…Consequently, we propound that, in contemporary Brazil, we find a specific modernity in which stands out the neo-thomist tradition of the country.…”
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Angels at the Top, Rocks at the Bottom: Naturalized Inequality in Brazilian Conservative Thought by Georg Wink

“…The results show that the core ideas stem from neo-Thomist interpretations of late-scholastic scholarship, which were promoted in Brazil through the Vatican’s integrist reaction to modernization during the First Republic. …”
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The Knowledge of Self and Its Results in Esoteric Knowledge According to Jacques Maritain’s Thoughts and Its Relation with Avicenna’s Views by Hosna Homayoon, Reza Akbarian

“…Maritain, a twentieth century Neo-Thomist philosopher, who criticizes modern philosophy and believes in returning to Thomas's views on all philosophical subjects, introduces the pillars of human knowledge as object (the mental form), external thing, and subject (the knower). …”
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Epistemology of neo-thomism: R. Garrigou-Lagrange’s doctrine by Rodion Savinov

“…This allows one to describe the interpretation of problems of cognition given by Garrigou-Lagrange as a significant step in the development of Neo-Thomist gnoseology that overcomes the psychologism of Leuven dchool, and also as a starting point for a number of alternative epistemological projects, i.e. …”
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« Séparer l'Église et l'État : L'augustinisme politique selon Arquillière » by Blaise Dufal

“…It was built up by neo-thomistic thinkers, who tried to develop an ecclesiological theory compatible with the assertion of lay nation-states. …”
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O działaniu, zaniechaniu i dopuszczeniu śmierci by Marcin Ferdynus

“…Philosophical analysis in this article focuses essentially on the principle of symmetry and neo-Thomistic moral principles voluntarium indirectum because they play an important role in resolving the issue of moral dilemmas, or situations associated with a diffi cult choice between alternative options. …”
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Moral Efficiency or Moral Competency? by Jarosław Horowski

“…It was then creatively advanced by Thomas Aquinas, and these days Alasdair MacIntyre and neo-Thomists refer to it. However, in today’s discussions about moral education it is the category of moral competence that is more often mentioned and it is based mainly on the theory of communicative action by Jürgen Habermas. …”
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Purposefulness as construed by M.A. Krąpiec, S. Mazierski and A. Maryniarczyk by Krzysztof Kruk

“…One position on the interpretation of purposefulness adopted by Neo-Thomists (in this case Czesław Biedulski) says that the principle of purposefulness has universal significance, because it concerns every entity that can be defined by the term “action”: i.e. every entity which exists and can only be known through some form of action (in accordance with its nature). …”
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Relativité et relativisme : la réception de la théorie d’Einstein by François-Xavier Demoures

“…Parmi les interprétations philosophiques de la théorie de la relativité, une controverse surgit entre des néo-relativistes et des néo-thomistes entre 1920 et 1935. Les deux parties, en s’opposant notamment sur les questions d’invariance et de relation et en s’appuyant sur la confusion portée par le nom de « principe de relativité », appliquent des doctrines philosophiques sur les travaux d’Einstein. …”
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Another Genealogy: Art philosophy, politics and personalism. The case of Edgar De Bruyne by Rajesh Heynickx

“…During the twenties and thirties he was a pioneering thinker who tried to combine a neo-thomistic thinking and new phenomenological theories within the field of art philosophy. …”
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Morphology of V.N. Ilyin in the Context of World Philosophical Thought by Oleg T. Ermishin

“…Ilyin was religious philosophy (Neo-Thomists and followers of H. Bergson), which aimed at creating axiology, a new system of values. …”
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