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Ph.D., Medieval Studies, The University of Notre Dame, 1994
M.M.S., Medieval Studies, The University of Notre Dame, 1988
M.A., Religious Studies, Providence College, 1986
A.B., Philosophy, Assumption College, 1982
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- PHIL 286: Philosophy of Nature
- PHIL 299: Love & Friendship
- PHIL 301W: Medieval Philosophy
- PHIL 315W: Thomas Aquinas
- PHIL 318: Philosophy of the Human Person
- PHIL 450W/550: Islamic Philosophy
- PHIL 427W/527: St. Thomas Aquinas—The Soul
- PHIL 521: St. Thomas Aquinas: God & Being
- PHIL 523: The Names of God
- Aristotelian commentary tradition
- Islamic philosophy
- Twelfth-and thirteenth-century translations
- Philosophy of nature,
- Problems about individuation and the soul
- Albertus Magnus, Thomas Aquinas, and their relation to each other
“De causis and Primary Causality,” a section in the chapter on metaphysics for Irven Resnick’s The Universal Doctor: Albertus Magnus on Theology, Philosophy, and the Sciences (E.J. Brill, 2012).
“A Muslim Perspective on Philosophy & Religion: The Decisive Treatise of Averroës,” Περιπατητικός 6 (2007).
Creation as Emanation: The Origin of Diversity in Albert the Great’s ‘On the Causes and the Procession of the Universe,’ University of Notre Dame Press, 2001; re-issued in paper and electronic editions, 2016.
“The Emanative Psychology of Albertus Magnus,” Topoi 19.1 (March 2000).
Guest Editor, “Medieval Arabic Philosophy and the West,” Topoi 19.1 (March 2000).
Encyclopedia of Catholicism. Ed. Richard P. McBrien. Sub verbis “Albertus Magnus, St.,” “Averroism,” “Bacon, Roger,” “Boethius, St. Severinus,” “Florilegia,” “Liber de Causis,” “Lull, Bl. Ramon,” “Maimonides, Moses,” “Migne, Jacques Paul,” “Siger of Brabant,” and “William of Moerbeke.”