In response to increased threats of totalitarianism in the twentieth century, Jacques Maritain
proposed a separation of the spiritual and temporal planes which purported to limit the …

Some of the key oppositions tearing apart American public life in the early 21st century are
related to issues explored in the mid-twentieth century political philosophy of Jacques …

Few Catholic theologians wielded as much influence over the Twentieth-Century Catholic
Church as Jacques Maritain. Furthermore, few have stirred as much global controversy in …

Jacques Maritain, one of the twentieth century's leading Christian philosophers in the
Thomist tradition, offers us a temporal ideal for a universal, inclusive struggle for justice and …

The lived experience of the Catholic philosopher is fraught with a number of complications
foreign to those experienced by his or her non-Christian counterparts. In this article, I would …

At the centre of Maritain's political philosophy is the notion of integral humanism, which he
developed in a series of lectures delivered in 1934, first published in 1936 under the title …

Madison's powerful brand of liberalism would construct political institutions so that politics
might work in spite of perceived deficiencies of human nature. A different way of conceiving …

This article critically analyzes the normative theory of Alasdair MacIntyre, who is arguably
one of the most influential political philosophers of the last fifty years. Specifically, it rejects …

This article traces the development and contrasts between the early and later political
thought of Jacques Maritain, arguing that, beneath the superficial appearance of a radical …

The present study is a critical examination of the political thought of Jacques Maritain, one of
the most respected Catholic philosophers of the modern age. Given the prolificacy of …