Session 3: Justin

For this session, please read the following articles:

(1) Introduction (Medieval Philosophy, Wippel)
(2) Conversations of Justin with Trypho (access this at Ph 314 Course Pack, ADDU Reserve Section)
(3) Pag-amin at Papuri (access this in the book "Pilosopiya ng Relihiyon" by Fr. Roque J. Ferriols, SJ see ADDU Library Online Catalog)

Submit your Annotated Bibliography to Ms. Devi Joy Migue at the Admissions Office. I will check them as soon as I arrive on Saturday. Best regards.

Session 2: Norris Clarke

Hello! I am still in Manila and I will be back to Davao on Saturday 10AM. So for your session 2 last week, you saw Fr. Norris W. Clarke, SJ discussing the "self" and eudaimonia and the value of conscience and its relations to human dignity. Fr. Clarke is a Jesuit philosopher based in Fordham University, New York. He is a famous Thomist thinker of our time. He went to Ateneo de Manila last 1998 to give a series of lectures on various philosophical topics, which were recorded on video for purposes of showing these lectures in the classroom.

EXERCISE
For this session, you are required to post your COMMENTS by clicking the button below. Write one or two paragraph about what you have learned from Fr. Clarke. Please write your name and your email address so I can credit to your name the grades you earned for this exercise.

Session 1: Introduction

Introduction to Medieval Philosophy

1. Overview
2. Course Pack
3. Requirements
4. Student Reports
5. Annotated Bibliography

Discussion:
- A review of Greek Philosophy
- Platonic dual world
- Aristotelian "Ousia" (substantia, substance)
- Esse of St. Thomas Aquinas
- Historical evolution of the logos
- The Personal Logos of the medievals