Four new transcriptions will be uploaded in the week of February 6:
8600ADTE060: transcription of 86000DTE060, History A
8610ADTE060: transcription of 86100DTE060, History B
8620ADTE060: transcription of 86200DTE060, History C
8630ADTE060: transcription of 86300DTE060, History (with reference to the three preceding items).
January 22 - Three new transcriptions
In the week of January 22, three new transcriptions by R. Doran will be uploaded to the site:
857A0DTL060: transcription of 85700DTL060, De genesi categoriarum theologicarum
858A0DTL060: transcription of 85800DTL060, De bono humano
859A0DTE060: transcription of 85900DTE060, Hermeneutics, probably the autograph of the principal document of 1962 on hermeneutics
January 20 - Video of Bernard Lonergan and Eric Kierans
Now available are two parts of a video recording of a conversation at Thomas More Institute between Bernard Lonergan and Eric Kierans, Finance Minister of Canada under Pierre Trudeau. These may be found at 77190V0E070 and 77195V0E070. Thanks are extended to Kathy Kierans, Eric's daughter, for permission to upload these to the website, and to Thomas More Institute for releasing the video for this purpose. Editing of the video was done by Greg Lauzon.
Further information regarding the date of the recording remains to be determined.
Database and descriptions © Copyright 2006-2012 by Robert M. Doran
Two new transcriptions
During the week of Dec. 19, two new transcriptions related to the Georgetown 1964 Institute on Method will be uploaded: 855A0DTE060 and 856A0DTE060. Transcriptions by R. Doran
Added in the week of December 5 2011 -- 854A0DTE060
A transcription has been made by R. Doran of 85400DTE060, the set of notes for the opening lectures at the 1964 Georgetown Institute on Method in Theology. In the week of December 5, 2011, it will be uploaded as 854A0DTE060.
New Transcriptions
In the week of November 28, 2011, two new transcriptions by R. Doran will be uploaded:
53800DTE060, a transcription of 53800D0E060. The transcription is a distinct item in the site.
53900D0E060: a transcription of this item is added as part of the item itself.
Applied Quantitative Methods for Non-quantitative Doctoral Researchers in Organization and Management Studies (7 - 9 May 2012)
Charles Tackney sends along the following link for a course on Applied Quantitative Methods for Non-quantitative Doctoral Researchers in Organization and Management. Notice the Lonergan component.
Added Nov 12 2011
The following items were added on November 12, 2011:
(1) transcription by R. Doran of 53100D0E060, 'Old and New in Theology'
(2) transcription by R. Doran of 53200D0E060, Headings
(3) transcription by R. Doran of 53300D0E060, 'Transcendental Method'
(4) transcription by R. Doran of 53400D0E060, 'Operations'
(5) transcription by R. Doran of 53500D0E060, 'The Mediation Object/Subject - The Mediated Object, Subject'
(6) transcription by R. Doran of 53600D0E060, 'Theologian as a Man'
(7) transcription by R. Doran of 53700D0E060, 'Transcendental Method, Functions of'
New materials added in week of October 24 2011
(1) A transcription of the fragment "Two Apprehensions of Man" at 52700DTEL60; transcribed by R. Doran
(2) 526ARDTE060: an ordering by page numbers of the rejected reverse pp. in 52600D0E060 -- these are pages of an earlier version of chapter 1 of Method; ordered and retyped by R. Doran
(3) 52800D0E060: transcription added by RD of this one-page handwritten piece entitled "method"
(4) 528A0DTE060: transcription by RD of the reverse of 52800D0E060; fragment of an early page of chapter 1 of Method (p. 4)
(5) 52900D0E060: a transcription by RD has been added (numbered 52900DTE060, but included with the metadata for 52900D0E060. Hypothesis: this is an early outline of a proposed chapter 1 of Method in Theology.
(6) 53000D0E060: a transcription by RD has been added (numbered 53000DTE060, but included with the metadata for 53000D0E060. 'A New Anthropology' was one of the sections in the possible chapter outline in 53900D0E060. This is probably part of what was planned at one time for the first chapter of Method in Theology.
1979 Course on METHOD IN THEOLOGY
At some point in the week of October 16, there will be uploaded a significant amount of data on Lonergan's 1979 course at Boston College on Method in Theology. Audio recordings of the complete course are available, as well as transcriptions of all the question-and-answer sessions. The files begin at 2958AA0E070 and the corresponding PDF file.
Marquette Lonergan Project Colloquium November 2-3
MARQUETTE LONERGAN PROJECT
Third Annual Colloquium
“Doing Catholic Systematic Theology in a Multireligious World”
November 2-3, 2011
Raynor Memorial Libraries, Beaumier Suites B/C
The Marquette Lonergan Project hopes through annual colloquia to address the principal systematic-theological issues of our time in the context of contemporary religious diversity.
For more information, please contact Rev. Robert Doran, S.J., Ph.D., at (414) 288-3164, robert.doran@marquette.edu.
4 p.m. Wednesday, November 2
Rev. Robert M. Doran, S.J., Ph.D., of Marquette will present the 2011 Doerr Lecture, “‘As the Father Has Sent Me:’ The Mission of the Church in a Multireligious World.’
Panel discussion and reception to follow: Rev. Darren Dias, O.P., St. Michael’s College, University of Toronto; Rev. Maurice Schepers, O.P., Institute for Social Communication, Tangaza College, Nairobi; Jeremy Blackwood, Marquette graduate student
10 a.m. Thursday, November 3
Dr. Susan Wood, S.C.L., Marquette, “Solidarity in Grace: The Salvation of Non-Christians.”
A panel discussion will follow: Dr. Danielle Nussberger, Marquette; Juliana Vazquez, Marquette graduate student; Jakob Rinderknecht, Marquette graduate student
2 p.m. Thursday, November 3
Dr. John Dadosky, Ph. D., Regis College, University of Toronto, “Ecclesia De Trinitate: Ecclesial Foundations from Above.”
A panel discussion will follow: Rev. Thomas Hughson, S.J., Ph.D., Associate Professor Emeritus, Marquette; Anne Carpenter, Marquette graduate student; John Volk, Marquette graduate student
New materials added in week of October 10
The following materials will be uploaded during the week of October 10:
525B0DTE060: Typed notes on 'Dimensions of Meaning' -- retyped by R. Doran
526A0DTE060: A transcription by R. Doran of 9 handwritten pp. on 'Dimensions of Meaning'
New transcriptions added on October 1
Bob Doran has provided transcriptions of the following items: 515B0DTE060 (fragments on history), 515C0DTE060 (fragment on development and mediation), 515D0DTE060 (fragment Problematik), 516B0DTE060 (fragment on consciousness and perception), 516C0DTE070 Latin fragment on consciousness and perception), 517A0DTE060 (from same Latin fragment on consciousness and perception), 519A0DTE060 (Latin fragment on consciousness and perception), 521D0DTE060 (scientia: deductio ex principiis analyticis), 523B0DTE060 (scientia: scientia est de necessariis).
Materials added on Sept. 24 and in week of Sept. 26
A number of new materials will be uploaded in the week of Sept. 26 (several are already up). These were prepared by R. Doran on Sept. 24.
47400DTE060: a revised pdf will be uploaded; these are 18 loose pp on method at the time of the breakthrough to functional specialization
485A0DTL060: a transcription of 18 typed pages 'De systemate et historia'
486A0DTL060: a transcrption of pages on Historicism
487A0DTL060: a transcription of pages 'De arte'
488A0DTL060: a transcriptions of pages on the circle of operations
514B0DTE060: a transcription has been added of the fragment "Problematik" (reverse of one page in 51400D0L060)
514C0DTE060: a transcription has been added of the fragments 'Mentalitas moderna' and 'De systemate et historia' (reverse of two pages in 51400D0L060)
515A0DTE060: a transcription has been added of fragments on hermeneutics (reverse of the first two pages in 51500D0L060)
All of these are relevant to L's development in the early 1960s on the question of method.
New and revised versions of 46700DTLE60 47000DTLE60, new version of 47100DTL060, and transcription of 472A0DTE060.
New and revised versions of transcriptions of 46700DTLE060, 47000DTLE60, 47100DTL060 will be uploaded during the week of September 12, 2011. These are distinct items in the Archive. Transcriptions by R. Doran. These are documents in folder 6 in batch V, a folder whose original context is not entirely clear. Its contents may be notes for the second of the two courses Lonergan taught on 'De Intellectu et Methodo,' 1961. It is quite likely that the pages in 47000DTLE60 are out of order.
A transcription of 472ADTE060 has been added.
New transcriptions of 46300D0L060 - 46900D0L060 uploaded 3 September 2011
Revised transcriptions of 46300D0L060 - 46900D0L060 have been uploaded on 3 September 2011. Some changes have been made by reason of better recognition of Lonergan's handwriting, and some words that previously were not recognized have been ascertained. There is still work to be done on these however.
The revised transcription of 46700D0L060 is too large to be entered here except as a separate item, so it will be uploaded as 46700DTLE60.
The folder in which these items appear (and there are several more yet to be done) is something of a mystery. What is its context? It does not seem to belong to any of the institutes that Lonergan gave on Method.
New transcription of 45600D0EL60-46200D0L060 uploaded 27 August 2011
New and improved transcriptions of 45600D0EL60-46200D0L060 were uploaded on August 27 2011. The transcriptions are by R. Doran. The first document has some importance for L's view of the relation between hermeneutics and systematics, and all of the documents are important for the development of his views on hermeneutics in general. The transcriptions are still incomplete, in that some of the words in L's handwriting are not clear. In a couple of instances, the omissions are important, and so further work remains to be done.
46200D0L060 is definitely part of the notes L wrote for the 1962 course 'De Methodo Theologiae.' It relates to the 'problematica altera' of that course, notes for which are not included in the major set of notes that he distributed again in the summer course at Regis College on 'The Method of Theology.' If this one document belongs in that context, it is highly likely that the rest of the documents in this file (including 45500D0L060) also belong there, especially since they are all dealing with the same issues.
2011 Report from the Marquette Lonergan Project
On August 12 we will post on this site and on www.lonerganresource.com a report from the Marquette Lonergan Project, detailing the events of the past year and letting people know what we have planned for the year ahead.
Translation uploaded week of August 8 2011
A translation by R. Doran of 'De usu theologico Sanctae Scripturae' (45500D0L060) will be uploaded as 45500DTE060. A transcription of the Latin may be found at 45500DTL060.
Transcriptions uploaded 4 August 2011
Uploaded 4 August 2011: R Doran's transcriptions of 52300D0L060 and 52400D0L060. These are the last two sets of notes for Lonergan's 1963-64 course 'De methodo theologiae.' They treat meaning, especially technical meaning, and horizon.
Transcriptions uploaded 2 August 2011
Transcriptions by R. Doran of 51900D0L060, 52000D0L060, 52100D0L060, and 52200D0L060 were uploaded to the site on 2 August 2011. These are from Lonergan's Latin notes for the fall 1963-winter 1964 course 'De methodo theologiae' at the Gregorian University.
Transcriptions uploaded 1-2 July 2011
R Doran's transcription of 51500D0L060, from the 1963-64 course 'De methodo theologiae,' was uploaded July 1.
His transcriptions of 51600D0L060, 51700D0L060, 51800D0L060, from the same course, were uploaded July 2.
Transcriptions uploaded May 28 2012
Latin transcriptions were uploaded today of four more sets of class notes for the fall 1963 course 'De methodo theologiae.' These may be found at 51100D0L060, 51200D0L060, 51300D0L060, and 51400D0L060. Transcriptions are by R Doran.
Transcriptions uploaded April 23 2011
The following transcriptions by R. Doran were uploaded on April 23, 2011
(1) 50800D0L060 - Theologia, notes from November 12, 1963, in the course 'De methodo theologiae' 1963-64
(2) 50900D0L060 - Concretum. Single page found among the notes for the course 'De methodo theologiae' 1963-64
(3) 51000D0L060 - Problema methodologicum, notes from November 13, 1963, in the course 'De methodo theologiae' 1963-64
Lonergan Events at Marquette 2011-2012
MARK YOUR CALENDARS
Lonergan Events 2011-2012
In the fall of 2009 and again in the fall of 2010, two events were sponsored at Marquette University which merited a commitment to ongoing continuity. In September of both 2009 and 2010, the Lonergan Society of Marquette University, a group of graduate students in theology and philosophy, sponsored a graduate student conference ‘Lonergan on the Edge,’ featuring a number of student speakers from up to 9 universities in the U.S. and Canada. And later in the fall each year, the Marquette Lonergan Project sponsored the first two colloquia on ‘Doing Catholic Systematic Theology in a Multi-Religious World.’
These two events will be sponsored again in the fall of 2011, and a third event, a colloquium on Lonergan, Philosophy, and Theology, will be sponsored in the spring of 2012.
A call for papers for ‘Lonergan on the Edge’ has already been issued. The fall colloquium, which in 2009 focused on the mission of the Holy Spirit in a multi-religious world, and in 2010 focused on the mission of the Word in the context of interreligious dialogue and understanding, will center attention this year on the mission of the Church, again in the same context.
The new colloquium, Lonergan, Philosophy, and Theology, is scheduled for March 1 and 2, 2012. All of these events will be held in the Beaumier Suites B and C in the Raynor Memorial Libraries. The schedule of these events is as follows.
LONERGAN ON THE EDGE: A Graduate Student Conference Sponsored by the Lonergan Society of Marquette University, September 16-18 2010. Special attention to the topic ‘Lonergan as a Reader of Aquinas’
DOING CATHOLIC SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY IN A MULTI-RELIGIOUS WORLD: The Third Annual Colloquium Sponsored by the Marquette Lonergan Project, November 2-3 2011. Major papers by Robert M. Doran, S.J., Marquette University; John D. Dadosky, Regis College, University of Toronto; and Susan Wood, S.C.L., Marquette University. Each lecture will be followed by a panel discussion and open conversation. Panelists will be invited from faculty at Marquette and other schools and from Marquette graduate students in theology.
LONERGAN, PHILOSOPHY, AND THEOLOGY: The First Annual Colloquium on this topic, March 1 and 2, 2012. Major papers by Mark Morelli, Loyola Marymount University, ‘Lonergan and Hegel’; Michael Sharkey, University of Wisconsin – Platteville, ‘Lonergan and Heidegger’; and William Rehg, S.J., Saint Louis University, ‘Lonergan and Habermas.’ Again, each lecture will be followed by a panel discussion and open conversation, with panelists invited from philosophy and theology departments at Marquette and elsewhere.
Visitors to Milwaukee may want to request accommodations at a special Marquette rate at the Ambassador Hotel, just off campus (2308 West Wisconsin Avenue, toll free: 877-503-2011).
Transcription of 50700D0L060
R. Doran's transcription of 50700D0L060, dated November 6, 1963, part of Lonergan's notes for his 1964-64 course 'De methodo theologiae' has been uploaded April 16 2011.
Transcription of 50600D0L060
R. Doran's transcription of 50600D0L060 was uploaded to the site on April 10, 2011. It would seem to be Lonergan's notes for the second class in the course 'De methodo theologiae' Fall 1963.
Transcriptions of 50400D0L060 and 50500D0L060
R. Doran's transcriptions of Lonergan's handwritten notes for 50400D0L060 and 50500D0L060 were uploaded to the site on April 9 2011. These items are contained in Lonergan's file of notes for the fall 1963 course 'De methodo theologiae,' though it would seem Lonergan did not use them for lectures in the course.
Transcription of 50300D0L060
A transcription by R. Doran of the first day's set of notes for Lonergan's 1963-64 course 'De methodo theologiae.' Uploaded to the site on April 2, 2011. Compare with the Daly notes on the course, pp. 1-4, at 84300DTE060. There are elements in Daly's notes not in Lonergan's and vice versa, indicating that he did not follow the notes strictly in class.
The 26th Annual Fallon Memorial Lonergan Symposium (West Coast Methods Institute)
The twenty-sixth annual Fallon Memorial Lonergan Symposium will be held at Loyola Marymount University April 28-30 2011. For the schedule, visit the website of The Los Angeles Lonergan Center, accessible through "Links" on this website.
To be uploaded during the week of February 28
49700DTE050, English translation of 'De oppositione abbreviata,' 49700D0L050, part of Lonergan's set of notes for the 1959 course 'De systemate et historia.' Translation by R. Doran.
50100DTE050, English translation of 'Specializatio,' 50100D0L050, part of Lonergan's set of notes for the 1959 course 'De systemate et historia.' Translation by R. Doran
At 49800D0E050, 'History,' and 49900D0E050, 'The Problem of a Critical Sacred History,' transcriptions of Lonergan's handwritten notes have been added by RD. These notes were composed for the 1959 course 'De systemate et historia.'
To be uploaded during the week of February 21
(1) 49500DTL050: revised transcription by RD of 49500D0L050, Dynamica Systematis, replacing the version uploaded several weeks ago;
(2) 49500DTE050: translation by RD of 49500D0L050, The Dynamics of System.
(3) 49600DTL050: revised transcription by RD of 49600D0L050, De scientiis (humanis), replacing the version uploaded several weeks ago;
(4) 49600DTE050: translation by RD of 49600D0L050,(Human) Sciences
Uploaded February 12 2011
49100D0E050: a new transcription by RD, slightly revised from the transcription uploaded on 22 January 2011 -- several words there left untranscribed have (I think!) been deciphered.
To be uploaded during the week of February 14
49000DTE050: a translation by R. Doran of 49000D0L050, 'Historia technica,' notes written in connection with the 1959 course 'De systemate et historia'
49200DTL050: a transcription by RD of 49200D0L050, 'De humana realitate'; revised on 12 February 2011
49200DTE050: a translation by RD of 49200D0L050, 'De humana realitate,' notes written in connection with the 1959 course 'De systemate et historia'
49300DTE050: a translation by RD of 49300D0L050, 'Realitas humana concreta,' notes written in connection with the 1959 course 'De systemate et historia'
To be uploaded during the week of February 7
Soon to be uploaded onto the site are:
9991ADTE080: Transcription of first Q&A session at 1982 Lonergan Workshop
9991BDTE080: Transcription of second Q&A session at 1982 Lonergan Workshop
9993ADTE080: Transcription of third Q&A session at 1982 Lonergan Workshop
9993BDTE080: Transcription of fourth Q&A session at 1982 Lonergan Workshop
48900DTE050: English translation of 48900D0L050, 'Expressiva' from 1959 course 'De systemate et historia'
49500DTL050: Transcription of 49500D0L050, 'Dynamica systematis' from 1959 course 'De systemate et historia'
49600DTL050: Transcription of 49600D0L050, 'De scientiis (humanis)' from 1959 course 'De systemate et historia'
Uploaded February 7
(1) Transcription by R. Doran of 49700D0L050, notes on the notion of science that were written in connection with Lonergan's 1959 course 'De systemate et historia.'
(2) Transcription by R. Doran of 49800D0E050, notes on history (a) as a form of existence, (b) as belief, and (c) as an empirical science. Connected with the 1959 course 'De systemate et historia.'
(3) Transcription by R. Doran of 49900D0E050, The Problem of a Critical Sacred History. Follows immediately on 49800D0E050, as part of the 1959 course 'De systemate et historia.'
(4) Transcription by R. Doran of 50100D0L050, Specializatio. Part of 1959 course 'De systemate et historia.'
Uploaded during the week of January 23
The following materials will be uploaded to this website during the week of January 23, 2011:
(1) 474B0DTE060.pdf: a rearrangement of rejected pp. of chapter 1 of MiT (474A0DTE060)
(2) 474T0DTE060.pdf: 18 pp. of notes moving toward functional specialization (transcription of 47400DTE060)
(3) 49200DTL050.pdf: a transcription of some handwritten notes for the course 'De systemate et historia'
(4) 97300A0E080.mp3: audio recording of first Q&A at 1980 Lonergan Workshop
(5) 97300A0E080.pdf: a transcription of 97300A0E080.mp3
(6) 97400A0E080.mp3: audio recording of second Q&A at 1980 Lonergan Workshop
(7) 97400DTE080.pdf: a transcription of 97400A0E080
(8) 97500DTE080.pdf: a transcription of third Q&A at 1980 Lonergan Workshop
(9) 98700A0E080.mp3: audio recording of second Q&A at Lonergan workshop 1981
(10) 98700DTE080.pdf: a transcription of 98700A0E080
(11) 98800DTE080.pdf: a transcription of third Q&A Lonergan Workhshop 1981
(12) 98900A0E080.mp3: audio recording of fourth Q&A Lonergan Workshop 1981
(13) 98900DTE080.pdf: a transcription of 98900A0E080
New transcriptions January 22 2011
Today I revised the transcriptions already posted on the site for 48900D0L050 and 49000D0L050, and I added new transcriptions for 49100D0L050, 49200D0L050, and 49300D0L050. These are all part of Lonergan's handwritten notes for his course in the fall of 1959 'De systemate et historia.' The typewritten materials from 485 to 488 will appear in vol. 23 of the Collected Works, but the materials preceding these items, beginning with 476 and ending with 502, are also part of this important course, and transcriptions and eventually translations of these will be available on the site. The present uploads are part of that project.
RD
New transcriptions December 4
A transcription of 47100D0L060 has been added. Many words could not be deciphered. The item refers back to issues treated in 'De expressione' and 'De implicito et explicito,' and like those items never figured as such in any of Lonergan's published writings. I think he's still working out the move from logic to method in all this.
Also, during the week of December 6 a transcription of 47000D0EL60 will be added. This is an important document, though it is not possible to tell exactly when it was written. Parts of it are definitely connected to 'De intellectu et methodo' but parts point forward to themes emphasized in the notes written at the time of the breakthrough to functional specialization.
New transcription November 29
46200D0L060, Categoriae, has been transcribed by Robert M. Doran. Transcription available with the item.
New transcriptions November 27, 2010
Transcriptions added November 27, 2010:
(1) 46600D0L060
(2) 46700DTLE60 - material on implicit and explicit and via inventionis, a position Lonergan would replace with differentiations of consciousness; this item shows how seriously he tried to work out the problem of development on a logical basis
Uploaded during the week of November 22
The following new files will be uploaded at some point during the week of November 22:
(1) 15100DTE040: Some Metaphysical Notions connected with Verba. These are notes of a lecture that Lonergan gave on February 28 1947 on the metaphysical framework for the psychological treatment of verbum. They are related to the material in the third of the Verbum articles. These notes were given by Philip Leah to Michael Shields in early August 2010.
(2) 151A0DTE040: An edited version by Daniel Monsour of the same essay that appears in 15100DTE040.
(3) 16500DTE030: Fragments on assent. This is a compilation of a number of pages from a 1930s essay on assent that Lonergan had used as wrappers for other materials in his papers. The full document has not survived. The fragments have been retyped and assembled into one document by Robert Doran.
(4) 1879ADTE060: Philosophy in a Catholic University. We already have in 18790DTE060 notes on a lecture on Philosophy in a Catholic University that appeared together with Lonergan's notes for his lectures on INSIGHT at Moraga, California. This is another typescript of the same notes.
New transcriptions November 19, 2010
(1) 46400D0E060: transcribed notes on method. There is an intriguing question regarding the context of these. See the speculation in the description.
(2) 46500D0L060: transcribed notes in the same file, treating perception, symbol, dialectic, method of philosophy, space, time, empiricist-realist-idealist positions on meaning, speech. Most but not all of the pages are in English. Again, the context is a question.
Transcriptions of Dublin 1971 Institute on Method in Theology
During the week of November 1, there will be uploaded to the website the transcriptions of the 1971 lectures at Milltown Park, Dublin, on Method in Theology. These begin at 640A0DTE070 and continue to 649Q0DTE070.
New transcriptions October 30, 2010
Transcriptions by Robert M. Doran of the following items were added today:
45900D0L060
46000D0L060
46100D0L060
46300DoL060
The first three of these are probably connected with Lonergan's 'problematica altera' in his 1962 spring course at the Gregorian 'De methodo theologiae.' He is working through the issue of hermeneutics.
The final new entry begins a new series on the problem of method. The context remains to be determined, even surmised! Stay tuned!
Added on October 23, 2010
(1) At 45600D0EL60, a transcription by Robert M. Doran has been added.
(2) At 45700D0EL60, a transcription by Robert M. Doran has been added.
(3) At 45800D0EL60, a transcription by Robert M. Doran has been added.
One new transcription week of October 18 2010
45500DTLE60, a transcription by Robert Doran of 45500D0L060, has been uploaded to the site. The original item consists of 20 pp. on hermeneutics and history, in the context of the 1962 spring course at the Gregorian 'De methodo theologiae.' Lonergan seems to be in the process of writing the 'Hermeneutics' paper that he will provide at the summer institute at Regis shortly after this Rome course.
New transcriptions and descriptions October 9 2010
I have discovered today that the material regarding the 1961 course 'De intellectu et methodo' ends with 44900D0L060. I presume Lonergan used the notes from the 1959 'De intellectu et methodo' and supplemented those notes with the new material. There is some internal evidence for this suggestion. But 45000D0L060 (which is the first entry in a new folder) along with all other items but one in that folder most likely belong to the spring 1962 course 'De methodo theologiae,' and at least some of these to the 'problematic altera' of that course, which is addressed as such in 45200D0L060. The one item that does not belong to 'De Methodo theologiae' is 454, which contains introductory notes to the exercitatio on Gratia Operans for the same semester (spring 1962). The last two pages of 45100D0L060 are related directly to the very beginning of the 1962 course De methodo theologiae, and 450, 452, and 453 are concerned with the 'problematica altera.' Most interesting is the allusion in 453 to the section of SEIN UND ZEIT treating the task of the destruction of the history of ontology -- this on a page in which L is concerned with hermeneutics and the movement from the quoad nos to the quoad se.
For now I have posted transcriptions of 450-453 regarding 'De methodo theologiae' and 454 regarding the Gratia Operans exercitatio of the same semester.
To be added to.
RD
Recent Additions October 6 2010
Four files have been added this week:
45200DTL060: A transcription of 45200D0L060, 'Problematic altera,' an important set of notes that Lonergan wrote for his 1962 course 'De Methodo Theologiae.' There is no typed record of the material for this 'second problematic' even though it is mentioned several times in the typed notes 42600DTL060 that constitute the bulk of Lonergan's class notes for this course. The original handwriting is among the most difficult to decipher of all Lonergan's handwritten papers, and so the transcription contains some blanks.
45200DTE060: An English translation of 45200D0L060.
99100A0E080: A clip from the Morfin interview with Lonergan that has aroused much interest because of Frederick Crowe's interpretation of what Lonergan says about insight into insight.
99100DTE080: A transcription of 99100A0E080.
Australian Lonergan Workshop
Friday 29 April - Sunday 1 May 2011: The Australian Lonergan Workshop, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. More details and link later
New transcriptions
On September 4, 2010, transcriptions of a number of handwritten notes by Lonergan for his course on System and History were placed in the "transcription" box on the respective file description pages. The files: 47600D0E060, 47700D0E060, 47800D0E060, 47900D0E06, 48000D0E060, 48100D0E060, 48200D0E060, 48300D0E060, 48400D0L060, 48900D0L060, 49000D0L060. The files from 485 to 488 are typed and will form part of CWL 23, Early Works on Theological Method 1, with English translations, but these other files in the same folder are handwritten notes all relevant to the same course, an important development in Lonergan's thinking on method. The remaining notes from the same folder will be transcribed soon.
Newly Uploaded to www.bernardlonergan.com (as of September 1, 2010)
91600A0E070
Audio recording of the first question-and-answer session at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1977. This session was held on June 20. A transcription may be found at 91600DTE070. A list of questions that had been submitted for Lonergan’s response may be found at 28870DTE070, and for a few notes Lonergan wrote for his responses see the same item.
91600DTE070
A transcription of the first question-and-answer session at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1977. This session was held on June 20. The recording may be found at 91600A0E070. A list of questions that had been submitted for Lonergan’s response may be found at 28870DTE070, and for a few notes Lonergan wrote for his responses see the same item.
91700A0E070
Audio recording of the second question-and-answer session at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1977. This session was held on June 21. A transcription may be found at 91700DTE070. A list of questions that had been submitted for Lonergan’s response may be found at 28880DTE070, and for a few notes Lonergan wrote for his responses see the same item.
91700DTE070
A transcription of the second question-and-answer session at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1977. This session was held on June 21. The recording may be found at 91700A0E070. A list of questions that had been submitted for Lonergan’s response may be found at 288800DTE070, and for a few notes Lonergan wrote for his responses see the same item.
91800A0E070
Audio recording of the question-and-answer session following a lecture on Tuesday evening (‘Natural Right and Historical Mindedness’) at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1977. This session was held on June 21. A transcription may be found at 91800DTE070.
91800DTE070
A transcription of the question-and-answer session following a lecture on Tuesday evening (‘Natural Right and Historical Mindedness’) at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1977. This session was held on June 21. The recording may be found at 91800A0E070.
91900A0E070
Audio recording of the third question-and-answer session at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1977. This session was held on June 22. A transcription may be found at 91900DTE070. A list of questions that had been submitted for Lonergan’s response may be found at 28890DTE070, and for a few notes Lonergan wrote for his responses see the same item.
91900DTE070
A transcription of the third question-and-answer session at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1977. This session was held on June 22. The recording may be found at 91900A0E070. A list of questions that had been submitted for Lonergan’s response may be found at 288900DTE070, and for a few notes Lonergan wrote for his responses see the same item.
92000A0E070
Audio recording of the fourth question-and-answer session at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1977. This session was held on June 23. A transcription may be found at 92000DTE070. A list of questions that had been submitted for Lonergan’s response may be found at 28900DTE070, and for a few notes Lonergan wrote for his responses see the same item.
92000DTE070
A transcription of the fourth question-and-answer session at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1977. This session was held on June 23. The recording may be found at 92000A0E070. A list of questions that had been submitted for Lonergan’s response may be found at 28900DTE070, and for a few notes Lonergan wrote for his responses see the same item.
92100A0E070
Audio recording of the fifth question-and-answer session at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1977. This session was held on June 24. A transcription may be found at 92100DTE070. A list of questions that had been submitted for Lonergan’s response may be found at 28910DTE070, and for a few notes Lonergan wrote for his responses see the same item.
92100DTE070
A transcription of the fifth question-and-answer session at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1977. This session was held on June 24. The recording may be found at 92100A0E070. A list of questions that had been submitted for Lonergan’s response may be found at 28910DTE070, and for a few notes Lonergan wrote for his responses see the same item.
93900A0E070
Audio recording of the first question-and-answer session at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1978. This session was held on June 12. A transcription may be found at 93900DTE070. A list of questions that had been submitted for Lonergan’s response may be found at 32330DTE070, and for a few notes Lonergan wrote for his responses see the same item.
93900DTE070
A transcription of the first question-and-answer session at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1978. This session was held on June 12. The recording may be found at 93900A0E070. A list of questions that had been submitted for Lonergan’s response may be found at 32330DTE070, and for a few notes Lonergan wrote for his responses see the same item.
94000A0E070
The first part of the audio recording of the second question-and-answer session at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1978. This session was held on June 13. A transcription may be found at 94000DTE070. A list of questions that had been submitted for Lonergan’s response may be found at 32340DTE070, and for a few notes Lonergan wrote for his responses see the same item.
94000DTE070
A transcription of the second question-and-answer session at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1978. This session was held on June 13. The recording may be found at 94000A0E070 and 94100A0E070. A list of questions that had been submitted for Lonergan’s response may be found at 32340DTE070, and for a few notes Lonergan wrote for his responses see the same item.
94100A0E070
The second part of the audio recording of the second question-and-answer session at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1978. This session was held on June 13. A transcription may be found at 94000DTE070. A list of questions that had been submitted for Lonergan’s response may be found at 32340DTE070, and for a few notes Lonergan wrote for his responses see the same item.
94200DTE070
A transcription of the evening lecture on June 13 at the 1978 Lonergan Workshop (Reality, Myth, Symbol) along with responses from Robert Doran, Vernon Gregson, Matthew Lamb, and Sebastian Moore. The recording may be found at 94200A0E070 and 94300A0E070.
94200A0E070
A recording of Lonergan’s evening lecture on June 13 at the 1978 Lonergan Workshop (‘Reality, Myth, Symbol’) along with some of the responses: Robert Doran, Vernon Gregson, and part of the response from Matthew Lamb. The transcription may be found at 94200DTE070.
94300A0E070
A recording of the remainder of the responses (the remainder of the response from Matthew Lamb, all of the response from Sebastian Moore) to Lonergan’s evening lecture on June 13 at the 1978 Lonergan Workshop (Reality, Myth, Symbol), along with questions from the audience. The transcription may be found at 94200DTE070.
94400A0E070
Audio recording of the third question-and-answer session at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1978. This session was held on June 14. A transcription may be found at 94400DTE070. A list of questions that had been submitted for Lonergan’s response may be found at 32350DTE070, and for a few notes Lonergan wrote for his responses see the same item.
94400DTE070
A transcription of the third question-and-answer session at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1978. This session was held on June 14. The recording may be found at 94400A0E070. A list of questions that had been submitted for Lonergan’s response may be found at 32350DTE070, and for a few notes Lonergan wrote for his responses see the same item.
94500A0E070
Audio recording of the fourth question-and-answer session at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1978. This session was held on June 15. The transcription may be found at 94500DTE070. A list of questions that had been submitted for Lonergan’s response may be found at 32360DTE070, and for a few notes Lonergan wrote for his responses see the same item.
94500DTE070
A transcription of the audio recording of the fourth question-and-answer session at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1978. This session was held on June 15. The recording may be found at 94500A0E070. A list of questions that had been submitted for Lonergan’s response may be found at 32360DTE070, and for a few notes Lonergan wrote for his responses see the same item.
43300DTE060
English translation from the transcription of the Latin notes found in A433. The question of the ideal of reason. Dated Feb 20 1961. 5 handwritten schematic pp, in perhaps two slightly different shades of green ink. 4 of the 5 pp. are on reverse of discarded English text on realism. These are the first notes in this file (V/8) to have a date. I presume they are notes for the 1961 course De intellectu et methodo. I do not think the earlier items in this file belong to that course, but to something later, perhaps preparation for ‘De methodo theologiae’ in the spring. RD. The handwritten notes along with a transcription of the Latin may be found at 43300D0L060.
43400DTE060
English translation from the transcription of the Latin notes found in A434. Dated March 3 1961. Again treats ideal of reason. 4 handwritten schematic pp. These notes are written on reverse of discarded English pp, one definitely responding to a critic (Fay), the others treating the category of myth (all possibly part of one and the same larger essay). The handwritten notes along with a transcription of the Latin may be found at 43400D0L060.
43500DTE060
English translation from the transcription of the Latin notes found in A435. Dated February 27 1961. 4 more pp. on the ideal of reason, handwritten, schematic. All of these are on reverse of discarded pp. on cognitional theory (A435a). It is important to note the date, as this item belongs earlier than 43400DTE070. The handwritten notes along with a transcription of the Latin may be found at 43500D0L060.
43600DTE060
English translation from the transcription of the Latin notes found in A436. The date is Feb 24, and so this item is earlier than either 434 or 435. 3 pp. on the ideal of reason, handwritten, schematic. The handwritten notes may be found at 43600D0L060 and with a transcription of the Latin may be found at 43600DTL060.
43700DTE060
English translation from the transcription of the Latin notes found in A437. The date is March 6. 6 pp. probably for the 1961 course ‘De Intellectu et Methodo.’ The handwritten notes along with a transcription of the Latin may be found at 43700D0L060.
43900DTE060
English translation from the transcription of the Latin notes found in A439. No date is given. 4 pp. possibly for the 1961 course ‘De Intellectu et Methodo.’ The handwritten notes along with a transcription of the Latin may be found at 43900D0L060.
44000DTE060
English translation from the transcription of the Latin notes found in A440. No date is given. 4 pp. possibly for the 1961 course ‘De Intellectu et Methodo.’ Handwritten notes may be found at 44000D0L060, and Latin transcription at 44000DTL060.
44100DTE060
English translation from the transcription of the Latin notes found in A441. No date is given. 4 pp. possibly for the 1961 course ‘De Intellectu et Methodo.’ Handwritten notes may be found at 44100D0L060, and Latin transcription at 44100DTL060.
44200DTE060
English translation from the transcription of the Latin notes found in A442. No date is given. 6 pp. possibly for the 1961 course ‘De Intellectu et Methodo.’ Handwritten notes may be found at 44200D0L060, and Latin transcription at 44200DTL060.
96300DTE070
A transcription of the audio recording of the first question-and-answer session at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1979. This session was held on Tuesday, June 19. The recording may be found at 96300A0E070.
96300A0E070/ TC963 A&B
Audio recording of the first question-and-answer session at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1979. The session was held on Tuesday, June 19. A transcription may be found at 96300DTE070.
96400A0E060 / TC964 A&B
Audio recording of the second question-and-answer session at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1979. The session was held on Thursday, June 21. A transcription may be found at 96400DTE070.
96400DTE070
A transcription of the audio recording of the second question-and-answer session at the Lonergan Workshop, Boston College, 1979. This session was held on Thursday, June 21. The recording may be found at 96400A0E070.
94700A0E070 / TC 947A
Audio recording of an interview with Bernard Lonergan on mathematics conducted by Paul Manning.
44300DTE060
English translation from the transcription of the Latin notes found in A443. No date is given. Handwritten notes (6 pp. for the 1961 course ‘De Intellectu et Methodo’) along with a transcription of the Latin may be found at 44300D0L060.
44400DTE060
English translation from the transcription of the Latin notes found in A444. No date is given. 3 pp. for the 1961 course ‘De Intellectu et Methodo.’ Handwritten notes (3 pp. for the 1961 course ‘De Intellectu et Methodo’) along with a transcription of the Latin may be found at 44400D0L060.
44600DTE060
English translation from the transcription of the Latin notes found in A446. No date is given. Handwritten notes (3 pp. for the 1961 course ‘De Intellectu et Methodo’) along with a transcription of the Latin may be found at 44600D0L060.
44700DTE060
English translation from the transcription of the Latin notes found in A447. No date is given. Handwritten notes (3 pp. for the 1961 course ‘De Intellectu et Methodo’) along with a transcription of the Latin may be found at 44700D0L060.
44800DTE060
English translation from the transcription of the Latin notes found in A448. No date is given. 5 pp. for the 1961 course ‘De Intellectu et Methodo.’ Handwritten notes along with a transcription of the Latin may be found at 44800D0L060.
44900DTE060
English translation from the transcription of the Latin notes found in A449. No date is given. Handwritten notes (3 pp. for the 1961 course ‘De Intellectu et Methodo’) along with a transcription of the Latin may be found at 44900D0L060.
45000DTE060
English translation from the transcription of the Latin notes found in A450. No date is given. Handwritten notes (7 pp. for the 1961 course ‘De Intellectu et Methodo’) along with a transcription of the Latin may be found at 45000D0L050.
54200DTEL60
English Report on Lonergan‘s course ‘De Methodo Theologiae’ Spring 1963, using notes compiled by Armando Bravo, edited and translated by Robert M. Doran.
54200DTL060
Latin transcription of Lonergan’s course ‘De Methodo Theologiae’ Spring 1963, transcribed by Armando Bravo, edited by Robert M. Doran
96000A0E070
Recording of Lonergan’s response to William Dych, Marquette University conference on Karl Rahner, 1979
96000DTE070
Transcription of Lonergan’s response to William Dych, Marquette University conference on karl Rahner, 1979. Contains some remarks not included in the published version in CWL 20.
2495ADTE060
Notes taken by Sr. Rose Wilker on the 1964 Institute on Method at Georgetown University
