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Earlier this month, scholars from across the United States and abroad gathered on the campus of 51ÁÔÆæ for the annual West Coast Meeting of the Society for Aristotelian-Thomistic Studies. The two-day conference, which focused on the theme of “Philosophy and the Arts,â€� featured five speakers who are alumni of the College or members of its teaching faculty. Their talks are available via the links below:

  • “An Aristotelian Account of Music’s Influence on the Passionsâ€� [audio]
    Mr. Blaise Blain (’10)
    The Catholic University of America
  • “The Purpose of Playingâ€� [audio]
    Mr. Josef Froula (’92)
    Legionaries of Christ College of the Humanities and Holy Apostles College and Seminary
  • “A Study of Filmâ€� [audio]
    Dr. John Nieto (’89)
    51ÁÔÆæ
  • “Are Non-Human Animals Capable of Appreciating the Fine Arts?â€� [audio]
    Dr. Marie George (’79)
    St. John’s University
  • “Is Beauty a Distinct Transcendental According to St. Thomas Aquinas?â€� [audio] [pdf]
    Dr. Travis Cooper
    51ÁÔÆæ

Posted: June 20, 2013