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UST's Macias Accepted to Thomistic Seminar

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By Bridget Hardy, University of St. Thomas
5/16/2013 (6 years ago)
University of St. Thomas (stthom.edu)

UST's Macias Accepted to Thomistic Seminar

John Macias, doctoral student at the University of St. Thomas Center for Thomistic Studies, has been accepted to the 8th Annual Thomistic Seminar for graduate students in philosophy and related disciplines from Aug. 4-10 in Princeton, N.J. The topic is "Themes in the Philosophy of Alasdair MacIntyre and Thomas Aquinas."

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By Bridget Hardy, University of St. Thomas
University of St. Thomas (stthom.edu)
5/16/2013 (6 years ago)

Published in College & University

Keywords: University of St. Thomas, Center for Thomistic Studies, 8th Annual Thomistic Seminar, Princeton, N.J.

The seminar will be led by John Haldane, professor at University of St. Andrews, Sarah Broadie, professor at University of St. Andrews, David Solomon, professor at University of Notre Dame, and Candace Vogler, professor at University of Chicago.

Issues to be discussed include the nature of philosophy, truth and objectivity, human nature, morality, and politics.

"Admission to this seminar is highly competitive," said Dr. Mary Catherine Sommers, director of the Center for Thomistic Studies. "It speaks highly of both Mr. Macias and our graduate program that he was accepted."

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