Andrew Beards is lecturer and tutor at Allen Hall Seminary, where he teaches on the Pontifical degree course offered with St Mary's University, Twickenham. He is the author of Objectivity and Historical Understanding (1997), Method in Metaphysics: Lonergan and the Future of Analytical Philosophy (2008), Insight and Analysis (2010), Philosophy the Quest for Truth and Meaning (2010), and Lonergan, Meaning and Method (2018).
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"An enormously impressive work. [Beard's] attitude, invariably appreciative yet critical, is ideal for the task in hand; his erudition is formidable. His style, serene, limpid and unpretentious, is a model for philosophical exposition." - Hugo Meynell, Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies, the University of Calgary, Canada"
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PrefacePart 1. Knowing and Consciousness1. Self-refutation and Self-knowledge2. John Searle and Human Consciousness3. MacIntyre, Critical Realism and Animal ConsciousnessPart 2. Philosophy of Language4. Übersicht as Oversight: Problems in Wittgenstein's Later Philosophy5. Anti-Realism and Critical Realism: Dummett and LonerganPart 3. Continental Thought6. Badiou's Metaphysical Basis for EthicsPart 4. Ethics7. Moral Conversion and Problems in ProportionalismPart 5. Philosophy and Theology8. Christianity, Interculturality and Salvation9. Rahner's Philosophy: A Lonerganian critiqueConcluding Remarks
