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THE 2018 TABLE OF TABLES

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2018 Papers

(as of August 9, 2019)

Alpha omega : rivista di filosofia e teologia dell'Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum, 21 (2-3 ipy)

Issue 1

• Angela Tagliafico, “Aspetti di teologia ascetico-mistica in Caterina da Genova,” 111-134.
• Miguel Paz, L.C., Review of El acto de contrición según Santo Tomás, by Pedro Barrajón, L.C., 141-148.

Issue 2

• Alberto Mestre, L.C., “La conformità della volontà umana con la divina nella Somma Teologica di San Tommaso d’Aquino (prima parte),” 217 – 249.

Issue 3

• Rafael Pascual, L.C., “Abstrahentium non est mendacium: Condiciones e implicaciones del valor cognoscitivo de la abstracción en el conocimiento intelectivo humano según sto. Tomás,” 413-440.

American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly, 92 (4 ipy)

Issue 1

• Ambrose Little, O.P., “Are You What You Eat or Something More?,” 1 – 20.
• Steven J. Jensen, “Aquinas’s Original Discovery: A Reply to Barnwell,” 73 – 95.
• Gregory P. Floyd, Review of Crossing the Rubicon: The Borderlands of Philosophy and Theology, by Emmanuel Falque, translated by Reuben Shank, 179 – 183.
• Scott F. Crider, Review of Thomas Aquinas on Persuasion: Action, Ends, and Natural Rhetoric, by Jeffrey J. Maciejewski, 187 – 189.

Issue 2

• Brian T. Carl, “The Transcendentals and the Divine Names in Thomas Aquinas,” 225 – 247.
• Matthew Shea, “Aquinas on God-Sanctioned Stealing,” 277 – 293.
• Daniel J. Simpson, “Reframing Aquinas on Art and Morality,” 295 – 311.
• Richard Cross, “Are Names Said of God and Creatures Univocally?,” 313 – 320.
• Brian Davies, O.P., “Are Names Said of God and Creatures Univocally?,” 321 – 327.
• Richard Cross, “Richard Cross’s Response to Brian Davies,” 329 – 331.
• Brian Davies, O.P., “Response to Richard Cross on ‘Are Names Said of God and Creatures Univocally?’,” 333 – 336.
• Andrew J. Jaeger, Review of Aquinas On the Metaphysics of the Hypostatic Union, by Michael Gorman, 391 – 394.
• Christopher Toner, Review of Thomas Aquinas on War and Peace, by Gregory Reichberg, 400 – 404.

Issue 3

• Amir Saemi, “The Morally Difficult Notion of Heaven: A Critique of the Faith-Based Ethics of Avicenna and Aquinas,” 429 – 444.

Issue 4

• Daniel Shields, “Everything in Motion is Put in Motion by Another: A Principle in Aquinas’s First Way,” 535 – 561.
• Thomas DePauw, “The Principles of Distinction in Material Substances in the Philosophy of St. Thomas and St. Albert,” 583 – 614.
• Michael Krom, Review of Justice as A Virtue: A Thomistic Perspective, by Jean Porter, 717 – 721.

Anales del Seminario de Historia de la Filosofía, 35 (1-2 ipy)

Issue 2

• María Cecilia Rusconi, “discamus naturales incurvationes rectificare. De ludo globi I: un diálogo entre el hombre y la naturaleza,” 345 – 356.

Issue 3

• José Antonio Fernández López and José Luís Villacañas Berlanga, “‘Visión Deleytable’: Sueño alegórico y búsqueda de la verdad en un trasfondo judío,” 577-585.
• Jorge García López, “La edición crítica de ‘Visión Deleitable’: Constitución del texto e historia de la tradición,” 587-598.
• Luis M. Girón Negrón, “Maimónides romanceado: Apuntes sobre la ‘Visión Deleitable’ y la recepción de la ‘Guía’ en la España cuatrocentista,” 599-615.
• Michelle M. Hamilton, “Para construir la verdad: La lógica como nexo entre la tradición judeo-árabe y la ‘Visión Deleytable’,” 617-629.
• Rafael Ramón Guerrero, “El concepto de profecía de Maimónides en la ‘Visión Deleytable’ de Alfonso de la Torre y sus fuentes árabes,” 631-649.
• Miguel Ángel Granada, “Maimónides en la ‘Visión Deleytable’: diferencia antropológica, beatitud intelectual y el problema de la materia,” 651-677.
• Miquel Beltrán, “La verdad en las opiniones sobre la providencia, en ‘Visión Deleytable’,” 679-696.
• Antonio Rivera García, “Mudejarismo filosófico: la crítica de la creación y la profetología en ‘Visión Deleytable’,” 697-714.
• Rafael Herrera Guillén, Verdad y mentira en sentido judío (‘El Tratado del arte de la lógica’ de Maimónides en la ‘Visión Deleytable’),” 715-727.
• José Antonio Fernández López, “Los límites del racionalismo religioso en la ‘Visión Deleytable’,” 729-749.
• R. Ramón Guerrero, Review of Avicenna Latinus: Liber primus naturalium. Tractatus tertius. De his quae habent naturalia ex hoc quod habent quantitatem, edited by J. Janssens, 755-757.

Angelicum, 95 (3 ipy)

Issue 1

• Christian Ferraro, “Riflessioni sul costitutivo della beatitudine dalla prospettiva del «tomismo intensivo»,” 7-24.
• Alberto Frigerio, “Le radici antiche di un dibattito attuale sulla razionalità pratica: interpretazione tomasiana e gadameriana della phronesis aristotelica,” 25-54.
• Serge-Thomas Bonino, O.P., Review of La Démonstration de l’existence de Dieu. Les conclusions des cinq voies de saint Thomas d’Aquin et la preuve a priori dans le thomisme du XVIIe siècle, by Igor Agostini, 149-153
• Serge-Thomas Bonino, O.P., Review of Il diritto naturale dalla scolastica francescana alla riforma protestante II, by Aldo Vendemiati, 154ff .

Issue 2

• Serge-Thomas Bonino, O.P., “San Tommaso d’Aquino nell’enciclica Fides et ratio,” 181-188.
• Walter Senner, O.P., “«Fides et ratio» or «raison et foi»: Pope John Paul II and Alain de Libera mis-reading Albertus Magnus?” 189-200.

Issue 3

• Ryszard Rybka, O.P., Review of «Ordo rationis» virtù e legge. Studio sulla morale tomista della «Summa Theologiae», by Marco Panero, 400ff.

Annuario Filosofico, 34 (1 ipy)

• Alessandra Cislaghi, “Individuazione. Un principio più-che-moderno,” 74-85.
• Jacinto Choza & Ananí Gutiérrez Aguilar, “Unidad y diversidad de la experiencia mística. Lao Tse, Proclo, Ibn Arabi,” 105-118.
• Davide Monaco, “Deus absconditus, Trinità e dialogo interreligioso. La Cribratio Alkorani di Nicolò Cusano,” 121-139.

Anuario Filosófico, 51 (3 ipy)

Issue 3

• Silvana Filippi, “La metafísica medieval y la crítica de Heidegger a la ontoteología,” 557-582.
• Elisabeth Reinhardt, Review of Aristote et Thomas d’Aquin, by Leo J. Elders, 595-597.
• Carlos Ortiz de Landázuri, Review of Aquinas’s Theory of Perception: An Analytic Reconstruction, by Anthony J. Lisska, 611-614.
• Martina Mazzoli, Review of La noción de scientia en Tomás de Aquino, José María Felipe Mendoza, 618-621

Arabic Sciences and Philosophy, 28 (2 ipy)

Issue 1

• Andreas Eckart, “The Early Great Debate: A Comment on Ibn Al-Haytham’s Work on the Location of the Milky Way with respect to the Earth,” 1 – 30
• Silvia Di Vincenzo, “Early Exegetical Practice on Avicenna’s Šifāʾ: Faḫr Al-Dīn Al-Rāzī’s Marginalia to Logic,” 31 – 66.
• Shahid Rahman & Muhammad Iqbal, “Unfolding Parallel Reasoning in Islamic Jurisprudence: Epistemic and Dialectical Meaning in Abū Isḥāq al-Shīrāzī’s System of Co-Relational Inferences of the Occasioning Factor,” 67 – 132.
• Hassan Tahiri, “When the Present Misunderstands the Past: How a Modern Arab Intellectual Reclaimed His Own Heritage,” 133 – 158.

Issue 2

• Marwan Rashed, “Chose, Item et Distinction : L’« Homme Volant » D'Avicenne avec et Contre Abū Hāšim Al-Ǧubbā’ī,” 167 – 185.
• Tommaso Alpina, “The Soul Of, the Soul In Itself, and the Flying Man Experiment,” 187 – 224.
• Salimeh Maghsoudlou, “The Status of the Spirit in Al-Mustamlī Al-Buḫārī’s Šarḥ Al-Ta‘arruf: Case Study of the Interrelationships of Hanafite Sufism, Sunnī Kalām and Avicennism in the Fifth / Eleventh Century Transoxiana,” 225 – 255.
• Peter Adamson, “The Simplicity of Self-Knowledge After Avicenna,” 257 – 277.
• Dimitri Gutas, Review of A New “Edition” of Hunayn’s Risāla, by Hunayn b. Ishāq, 279 – 284.

 
Archa Verbi. Yearbook for the Study of Medieval Theology, 15 (1 ipy)

• Wolfgang Buchmüller, OCist, “Integumentum, involucrum, revelatio: Zur Kontroverse um eine philosophisch-theologische Schrifthermeneutik bei Wilhelm von Conches, Wilhelm von Saint-Thierry und Isaak von Étoile.”

Archiv für Geschichte der Philosophie, 100 (4 ipy)

Issue 1

• Christoph Halbig, Review of Moral Motivation. A History, edited by Iokovas Vasiliou, 109 – 112.

Issue 2-4: NTR

Archive for History of Exact Sciences, 72 (6 ipy)

Issue 1

• Bernard R. Goldstein, José Chabás, “New evidence on Abraham Zacut’s astronomical tables” 21 – 62.
• C. Philipp E. Nothaft, “John Holbroke, the Tables of Cambridge, and the ‘true length of the year’: a forgotten episode in fifteenth-century astronomy,” 63 – 88.
• Hamid-Reza Giahi Yazdi, “The mysterious table of lunar crescent visibility attributed to Al-Bīrūnī and Ḥabash Al-Ḥāsib’s contribution,” 89 – 98.

Issue 2

• S. Mohammad Mozaffari, “An analysis of medieval solar theories,” 191 – 243.

 Issue 3

• Jeffrey A. Oaks, “François Viète’s revolution in algebra,” 245 – 302.
• Sara Confalonieri, “A further analysis of Cardano’s main tool in the De Regula Aliza: on the origins of the splittings,” 303 – 352.

 Issue 5

• Glen Van Brummelen, “The end of an error: Bianchini, Regiomontanus, and the tabulation of stellar coordinates,” 547 – 563.

 Issue 6

• S. Mohammad Mozaffari, “Astronomical observations at the Maragha observatory in the 1260s – 1270s,” 591 – 641.

Archives de Philosophie, 81 (4 ipy): NTR

Archives d’Histoire Doctrinale et Littéraire du Moyen-Âge, 85 (1 ipy)

• Gilbert Dahan, “L’exégèse médiévale de l’épître à Philémon,” 7-47.
• Nicoletta Palmieri, « Lectures croisées de Théophile et d’Isaac Israeli : à l’origine des débats médiévaux autour de la formation de l’urine, » 49-71.
• Charles Ehret, « La force de la règle et la force des choses : Thomas d’Aquin contre la causalité-pacte », 73-107.
• Jean-Baptiste Brenet, « Métaphysique et politique « en intention seconde ». Jean de Jandun héritier d’Averroès et d’Alexandre d’Aphrodise, » 109-127.
• Magali Roques, “Must the Relation of Substantial Composition Be a Mode? William of Ockham’s Answers,” 129-148 (retracted by the journal in its 2020 issue for plagiarism: "La pertinence de ces accusations [que l'article ne répondait pas aux standards académiques en reproduisant des extraits d' ouvrages sans en citer explicitement les sources] est avérée. Les emprunts verbatim signalés sont tout à fait évidents et indiscutables (...) Nous (...) réprouvons le plagiat sous toutes ses formes").
• Frédérique Lachaud et Elsa Marguin-Hamon, « Mouvement réformateur et mémoire de Pierre de Wakefield en Angleterre au milieu du XIIIe siècle : l’ Invective contre le roi Jean », 149-201.
• Pascale Bermon, « Un sermon inaugural attribué à Robert Holcot dans le manuscrit Toulouse 342 », 203-221.
• Marcela Borelli, “Petrarch’s Glosses to Augustine: The ms. Paris, BnF, Lat. 2103,” 223-266.

Archives Internationales d'Histoire des Sciences, 68 (2 ipy)

Issue 1 et 2 (n° 180-181)

• Matteo Cosci, Le fonti di Galileo Galilei per le Lezioni e studi sulla stella nuova del 1604
• Alfredo Paolella, Discussione critica sulle edizioni della Strix di Giovanni Pico della Mirandola

Archivum Franciscanum Historicum, 111 (4 ipy)

Issue 1/2

• Carlos E. Saltos Solà, Review of Bonaventure Revisited: Companion to the Breviloquium, edited by Dominic V. Monti, O.F.M. and Katherine Wrisley Shelby. 
• Marc Ozilou, Review of Les anges et le lieu, by Henri de Gand, Matthieu d’Aquasparta [OMin.], Richard de Mediavilla [OMin.], Pierre de Jean Olivi [OMin.], traductions et notes par T. Suarez-Nani, O. Ribordy, Ph. Schultheiss, G. Evangelista et G. Lardelli.
• Francesco Pica, Review of Collationes oxonienses by Iohannis Duns Scoti [OMin.].
• Claus A. Andersen, Review of Scholastica Colonialis: Reception and Development of Baroque Scholasticism in Latin America, 16th-18th Centuries, edited by Roberto Hofmeister Pich and Alfredo Aantiago Culleton.

Archivum Latinitatis Medii Aevi, 76 (1 ipy)

• I. Morresi, “I Principia geometricae disciplinae : formazione e fortuna di una traduzione latina da Euclide”
• A. Grondeux et F. Cinato, « Nouvelles hypothèses sur l’origine du Liber glossarum ».

Augustinian Studies, 49 (2 ipy)

Issue 1

• Anne-Isabelle Bouton-Touboulic, “Body Language in Augustine’s Confessiones and De doctrina christiana,” 1 – 23.
• Adam Ployd, “Non poena sed causa: Augustine’s Anti-Donatist Rhetoric of Martyrdom,” 25 – 44.
• Rachel Early, “Love of Neighbor by Way of the Temporal Dispensation in St. Augustine,” 45 – 64.
• Justin Shaun Coyle, “Taking Laughter Seriously in Augustine’s Confessions,” 65 – 86.
• Scott Bailey, Review of the mobile application Augustine’s Confessions, version 1.5.3, created by Villanova University, 92 – 95.
• Kari Kloos, Review of Augustine’s Early Theology of Image: A Study in the Development of Pro-Nicene Theology, by Gerald P. Boersma, 102 – 104.
• Laela Zwollo, Review of The Mystagogical Function of the Motherhood of Good and Spiritual Motherhood in Augustine, by C. H. M. Bouwman, 105 – 112.
• Sarah Stewart-Kroeker, Review of Political Augustinianism: Modern Interpretations of Augustine’s Political Thought, by Michael J. S. Bruno, 113 – 116.
• Anne-Marie Schultz, Review of Discerning the Good in the Letters and Sermons of Augustine, by Joseph Clair, 117 – 120.
• Andrew C. Chronister, Review of Un dossier de l’Épistolaire augustinien: la correspondance entre l’Afrique et Rome à propos de l’affaire pélagienne (416-418): traduction, commentaire et annotations, by Laurence Dalmon, 121 – 124.
• Lauren Frances Guerra, Review of The Mestizo Augustine: A Theologian Between Two Cultures, by Justo L. González, 132 – 135.
• Adam Ployd, Review of The Quest for the Trinity: The Doctrine of God in Scripture, History, and Modernity, by Stephen R. Holmes, 136 – 139.
• Joshua R. McManaway, Review of The Theology of Augustine: An Introductory Guide to His Most Important Works, by Matthew Levering, 152 – 154.
• Erik Kenyon, Review of Augustine’s Virgilian Retreat: Reading the Auctores at Cassiciacum, by Joseph Pucci, 162 – 169.
• Ian Clausen, Review of Moral Conscience through the Ages: Fifth Century BCE to the Present, by Richard Sorabji, 170 – 173.
• Thomas McNulty, Review of Augustine for the Philosophers: The Rhetor of Hippo, the Confessions, and the Continentals, edited by Calvin L. Troup, 174 – 178.

Issue 2

• Brian Dunkle, S.J., “Humility, Prophecy, and Augustine’s Harmony of the Gospels,” 207 – 225.
• Todd D. Vasquez, Review of On the Trinity, by Richard of Saint Victor, trans. and comm. Ruben Angelici, 293 – 296.
• Adam Ployd, Review of The Influence of Origen on the Young Augustine: A Chapter of the History of Origenism, by György Heidl, 297 – 300.
• Reid B. Locklin, Review of The Divine Body in History: A Comparative Study of the Symbolism of Time and Embodiment in St. Augustine and Ramanuja, by Ankur Barua, 301 – 303.
• John Spano, Review of Restless Mind: Curiositas and the Scope of Inquiry in St. Augustine’s Psychology, by Joseph Torchia, O. P., 304 – 307.
• Jeremy David Wallace, Review of Augustine’s City of God: A Critical Guide, ed. James Wetzel, 308 – 310.
• James A. Andrews, Review of Disciplining Christians: Correction and Community in Augustine’s Letters, by Jennifer Ebbeler, 311 – 314.
• Phillip Cary, Review of The Theological Epistemology of Augustine’s De Trinitate, by Luigi Gioia, OSB, 315 – 317.
• Angus Paddison, Review of Hermeneutics and the Church: In Dialogue with Augustine, by James A. Andrews, 318 – 320.
• Michael Cameron, Review of Praise Seeking Understanding: Reading the Psalms with Augustine, by Jason Byasse, 321 – 327

Augustinianum, 58 (2 ipy)

Issue 1

• Thomas Clemmons, “The Common, History, and the Whole: Guiding Themes in De vera religione,” 125 – 154.
• Christos Terezis & Lydia Petridou, “Historical and Systematic Approaches of Pseudo-Dionysios the Areopagite’s De divinis nominibus: A Case Study (George Pachymeres),” 231 – 249.
• Kolawole Chabi, “The Greatness of Humility. Saint Augustine on Moral Excellence,” 290 – 294.
• Giuseppe Caruso, Review of La Strega (Strix) di Gianfrancesco Pico, intro., trans., and comm. Lucia Pappalardo, 301 – 303

Issue 2

• E. Margaret Atkins, “Sorting out Lies: the Eight Categories of St Augustine’s De Mendacio,” 441-468.

Australasian Journal of Philosophy, 96: NTR

Bochumer Philosophisches Jahrbuch für Antike und Mittelalter, 21 (1 ipy)

• Evelina Miteva, “I Want to Break Free: Albert the Great’s Naturalistic Account of Freedom of Choice and its Limitations,” 11-28.
• Gyula Klima, “Aquinas’ Balancing Act: Balancing the Soul Between the Realms of Matter and Pure Spirit,” 29-48

British Journal for the History of Philosophy, 26 (4-6 ipy)

Issue 1

• Giannis Stamatellos, “Plotinus’ concept of matter in Giordano Bruno’s De la causa, principio et uno,” 11 – 24

Issue 2

• Alessandro Mulieri, “Marsilius of Padua and Peter of Abano: the scientific foundations of law-making in Defensor Pacis,” 276 – 296.

Issue 3

• Clyde Lee Miller, Review of Nicolaus Cusanus on Faith and the Intellect: A Case- Study in 15th century Fides-Ratio Controversy, by K. M. Ziebart, 615 – 617.

Issue 6

• Can Laurens Löwe, “John Duns Scotus Versus Thomas Aquinas on Action-Passion Identity,” 1027-1044.
• Daniel Schwartz, “Thomas Aquinas and Antonio de Córdoba on Self-Defence: Saving Yourself as a Private End,” 1045-1063.

Bulletin de Philosophie Médiévale, 60 (1 ipy)

• Laurent Cesalli, “The New Ueberweg – Grundriss der Geschichte der Philosophie: Publication of the First Three Volumes on the Byzantine and Latin Middle Ages.”
• Natalia G. Jakubecki, “Divine Providence and Free Will in the De Angelo Perdito by Gilbert Crispin. An Interpretation in Light of the Consolation of Philosophy.”
• William Courtenay, “An Anonymous Oxford Franciscan(?), Questiones super Sententias, 1295-c.1305.”
• Jaume Mensa I Valls, “The Collocutio Friderici Regis Siciliae et nostra, lecta et communicata Sedi Apostolicae by Arnau de Vilanova (†1311): A Rehabilitation.”
• Lydia Deni Gamboa, “El conocimiento intuitivo como garante epistémico según William of Ockham y Adam of Wodeham.”
• Giovanna Murano, “Il manoscritto della Destructio destructionum di Averroè appartenuto a Giovanni Pico della Mirandola.”
• Christophe Geudens, “On Topical Logic During the Late Middle Ages. A Study of Saint-Omer, BA., Ms. 609.”

Byzantinische Zeitschrift, 111 (4 ipy) 

Issue 3:

• Scott Kennedy, “Bessarion’s date of birth: a new assessment of the evidence,” 641-658.
• András Kraft and István Perczel, “John Italos on the Eternity of the World: A New Critical Edition of Quaestio 71 with Translation and Commentary,” 659-720.
• Nepheli Mauche and Jack Roskilly, “There and back again: on the influence of Psellos on the career of Mauropous,” 721-746.

Cahiers de l'Institut du Moyen-Âge Grec et Latin, 87 (1 ipy)

• Sten Ebbesen, " Michael of Ephesus on the Fallacy of Consequent," 34 – 38.
• Heine Hansen, “Anonymus Domus Petri 205 on Aristotle's Categories 7. An Edition,” 267-300.

Canadian Journal of Philosophy, 48 (6 ipy)

Issues 1 – 3/4: NTR

Issues 5-6: forthcoming

Chôra, 15-16 (1 ipy) (double issue for 2017-2018)

• Valérie Cordonier, “Traduction, translittération, réinterprétation : la kalokagathia chez Albert le Grand,” 219 – 253
• Marilena Vlad, „Denys l’Aréopagite et le principe donateur de bien” 565 – 587

Collectanea Franciscana, 89 (4 ipy)

Issue 1/2        

• Pietro Maranesi, “Pietro di Bernardone nella vicenda iniziale di Francesco: Analisi della ‘Legenda trium sociorum’,” 7-52.
• “Ipse Altissimus revelavit michi et dominus papa confirmavit. Recenti contributi e questioni aperte su Francesco d’Assisi. Atti della Tavola rotonda, Milano, 20 gennaio 2017. Dipartimento di Storia, Archeologia e Storia dell’arte – Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore − Milano,” 263-345.
• Maria Pia Alberzoni, “Introduzione,” 265-279.
• Gert Melville, “‘Homo Spiritum Dei habens’. Francesco a Chiesa istituzionale e trascendenza individuale,” 281-300.
• Maria Teresa Dolso, “Francesco e la sua Regola tra ispirazione evangelica e direttive papali,” 301-317.
• Felice Accrocca, “Il ‘mistero’ Francesco,” 319-325.
• Maria Pia Alberzoni, “Francesco e le istituzioni. Intervento di risposta,” 327-334.
• Alfonso Marini, “Tra storiografia e filologia. Intervento in risposta,” 335-345.
• David Rabourdin, “Congrès International ‘Deus summe cognoscibilis. L’actualité théologique de saint Bonaventure’ Rome, 15-17 novembre 2017. Chronique,”  363-370.

    
Issues 3-4

• Aleksander Horowski, “Un ‘Quadragesimale’ di Bonaventura da Bagnoregio?” 507-679.    

Deutsche Zeitschrift für Philosophie, 66 (6 ipy)

Issue 1

• Aryeh Botwinick, “Moses Maimonides und Immanuel Kant – negative Theologie, Skeptizismus und die Rolle des Unendlichen,” 25 – 42.

Issues 2-6: NTR

Dialogue, 57 (4 ipy)

Issue 3:

• Clayton Bohnet, Review of Spinoza and Medieval Jewish Philosophy, by Steven Nadler, 248.

Issue 4: NTR

Dionysius, 36 (1 ipy)

• Matthew Furlong, “The Liturgy of Place: Theophany and Liberal Arts from Eriugena to Deleuze,” 169-183.
• Evan King, “Berthold of Moosburg on Intellect and the One of the Soul,” 184-199.
• Daniel James Watson, “A Law beyond Grace in The Prologue to Senchas Már,” 200-214.

Discusiones Filosóficas, 19 (2 ipy): NTR

Divus Thomas, 121 (3 ipy)

Issue 2

• Laurence Wuidar, “Dall’albero musicale alla vox spiritualis: suono e mistero in Giovanni Scoto Eriugena,” 116-141.

Issue 3

• Fr. Serge-Thomas Bonino, O.P., “Provvidenza divina, angelo custode e dignità della persona umana,” 57-75.
• Francesco Compagnoni, “La persona umana come soggetto politico nell’opera di T. d’Aquino,” 112-118.
• Luigi Cornacchia, “‘Sicut pars ad totum’. Persona, società e responsabilità penale: per una lettura realista di alcuni odierni concetti giuspenalistici,” 124-134.
• Marco Damonte, “Tommaso nel dibattito sul dualismo anima-corpo,” 135-145.
• Richard J. Dougherty, “St. Thomas Aquinas on the Nature of Man in the « Treatise on Law »,” 167-177.
• John Dudley, “God’s Pleasure and Man’s Pleasure According to St. Thomas Aquinas,” 178-188.
• Simone Guidi, “« Magnae dignitati est in rationali natura subsistere ». Aquinas’ Notion of « Person » and the Ontology of Spiritual Substances,” 208-218.
• Arkadiusz Gudaniec, “‘Esse personale’ come fondamento della persona umana,” 219-227.
• Terence Kennedy, “Mercy and the God of Love in St. Thomas,” 234-245.
• Mirella Lorenzini, “Persona e natura umana in chiave educativa: il pensiero di san Tommaso nel progetto educativo di una scuola di primo grado,” 246-255.
• Andrea Porcarelli, “Educability as a Prerogative of the Human Being: The Influence of Thomas Aquinas’ Thought in Pedagogical Personalism of the Twentieth Century,” 256-267.
• Ignacio Serrano del Pozo, “Algo imperfecto y ocasional: una relectura a la controvertida tesis de Tomás de Aquino sobre la mujer,” 268-280.
• Jörgen Vijgen, “Wounded Nature. Thomas Aquinas on the Fragility of the Virtuous Life and the Limits of a Philosophical Virtue Ethics,” 281-291.
• Alex Yeung, “Person and Creativity: A Gilson Inspired Reading of St. Thomas Aquinas,” 303-312.
• Michaël Bauwens, “Thomas on the Metaphysics of Freedom in Heaven and Hell,” 313-318.
• Maria Aracoeli Beroch, “‘Sourcehood’ e scelta in Tommaso d’Aquino: l’uomo come perfetto padrone dei suoi atti,” 319-323.
• José Maria Carabante, “Naturaleza humana y persona. La persona como trascendental en santo Tomás de Aquino,” 324-329.
• Elisabetta Casadei, “‘Rational choice’ ed ‘electio’ tommasiana,” 330-335.
• Tomasz Duma, “Metaphysical Foundations of the Identity of the Human Being According to St. Thomas Aquinas,”  342-347.
• Marcus B. Gaffney, “Recovering Thomistic Ethical Solutions in the Categories of Natural Inclination,” 348-353.
• Francesco Luigi Gallo, “Contro il determinismo biologico: Tommaso d’Aquino e il cervello plastic,” 354-358.
• Lu Jiang, “Person and Freedom in Thomas Aquinas’ Philosophy,” 359-364.
• Anna Mazurek, “The Aim of Humor. A Discussion of Aquinas’ Conception of Humor,” 365-370.
• Seyyed Mohsen Eslami, “Value-Based Theories of Reasons and Matters of Taste: Aquinas on Limitations of Reason Alone,” 371-377.
• Michał Oleksowiczf, “The Implications of Aquinas’s Concept of the Corporeal Spirits for the Anthropological Mind-Body Debate,” 378-383.
• Marco Panero, “‘Ordo rationis’, specificazione morale degli atti umani e regolazioni virtuose,” 389-394.
• Matteo Scozia, “Thomism and Scotism in the light of Pierre Legendre’s Dogmatic Anthropology,” 395-399.

Doctor Virtualis, 14 (1 ipy)

• Ernesto Dezza, “Le stimmate di Francesco come locus philosophicus,” 17 – 36.
• Francesca Pullano, “L’eredità agostiniana dalla tradizione monastica alle filosofie francescane,” 37 – 63.
• Davide Riserbato, “Agere obiectum. La finalità pratica della teologia come dilectio Dei in Pietro Aureolo,” 67 – 87.
• Amalia Salvestrini, “Francescanesimo controverso. Aspetti conoscitivi agostiniani tra francescani e Nicola d’Autrecourt,” 90 – 122.
• Elio Franzini, “Un mito moderno. Nota su san Francesco nella lettura di Francesco Novati,” 125 – 136.
• Macro Damonte, “Francescanesimo wittgensteiniano. Un’indicazione storiografica tra provocazione e proposta,” 137 – 169.

Documenti E Studi Sulla Tradizione Filosofica Medievale, 29 (1 ipy)

• M. Schwark, “Simplicius and Iamblichus on Shape (morphé),” 59-88.
• J. Jabbour, “La structure du Contre Galien de Farabi et son épître sur la médecine,” 89-124.
• S. Di Vincenzo, “A Hidden Source? Considerations on Averroes’ Recourse to Avicenna’s Madhal of the Šifa? in the Middle Commentary on Porphyry’s Isagoge,” 125-136.
• L. Campi, “God is the Rewarder not of Nouns but of Adverbs: Hunting Abelardian Ghosts,” 155-190.
• F. Binotto, “Henry of Ghent: The Problem of Individuation and the Contingency of Creatures. Some Remarks on Question 8 of Quodlibet II,” 191-230.
• G. Fornasieri, “Peter Auriol on Connotative Distinction and His Criticism of Scotus’s Formal Distinction,” 231-274.
• C. Paladini, “Essenza ed essere secondo Pietro Aureoli,” 275-352.
• M. Bertagna, “Enthymematic Implication and Medieval Theory of Consequences,” 353-382.
• M. Roques, “Chatton on Extension,” 383-414.
• J. van den Bercken, “The distinctio rationis ex natura rei necessitantis: An Augustinian Alternative to the Formal Distinction?” 415-456.
• D. Riserbato, “Esistenza e verità in Ugolino da Orvieto O.E.S.A. († 1373). Verum incomplexum e significabile complexe tra Semantica e Ontologia,” 457-478.
• E. A. Lukács, “«Contuli cum magistro meo reverendo Nicholao de Dinckelspuhel in tribus principiis meis»: Die Principia des Walter von Bamberg O. Carm. aus 1400-1402,” 479-504.

Early Science and Medicine, 23 (6 ipy)

Issue 3

• Petros Bouras-Vallianatos, Review of Introduction to Astronomy by Theodore Metochites (Stoicheiosis Astronomike 1.5-30), by Emmanuel Paschos and Christos Simelidis, 279 – 280.

Issue 4

• Elena Nicoli, “Ficino, Lucretius and Atomism,” 330-361.

Issue 5/6: NTR

Ergo, 5 (1 ipy)

Issue 1

• Scott Hill, “Aquinas and Gregory the Great on the Puzzle of Petitionary Prayer.”

Estudios Filosoficos, 67 (3 ipy): NTR

Etudes Franciscaines, 11 (2 ipy)

Issue 1

• Sophie Delmas, “Un séculier chez les Mendiants. Godefroid de Fontaines († 1309), lecteur d’Eustache d’Arras, OFM.”

Issue 2: NTR

Faith and Philosophy, 35 (4 ipy)

Issue 2

• Nikolaus Breiner, “Punishment and Satisfaction In Aquinas’s Account of the Atonement: A Reply to Stump,” 237 – 256
• Anna Marmodoro, Review of Aquinas on the Metaphysics of the Hypostatic Union, by Michael Gorman, 261 – 264

Issue 4:

• Therese Scarpelli Cory, “Embodied vs. Non-Embodied Modes of Knowing in Aquinas: Different Universals, Different Intelligible Species, Different Intellects,” 417-446.

Falsafe va Kalam-e Eslami (Iranian Journal For The Philosophy & Kalam) (Maqalat wa Barrasiha), 51 (2 ipy)

Issue 1

• Alireza Darabi, “The Nature of Singular Necessity Conditional in Avicennian Logic,” 43 – 59.
• Zahra Kalhor and Hamid Mizraei, “A Comparative Study of Plato and Avicenna’s Views on Love,” 131 – 149.

Issue 2

• Seyyed Ali Hosseini, “Aristotle’s Argument Against Essential Movement and the Avicenna and Averroes’s Views on It,” 177-196.
• Seyed Mohammad Ali Dibaji, “Ghazali’s Methodology in Confronting Avicenna’s Philosophy,” 197-222.
• Roohollah Fadaei, Reza Akbari, “Experimentation in Avicenna's Philosophy by Referring to Its Practical Application in His Works on Natural Sciences,” 245-260.
• Asadollah Fallahi, “Evaluating the Attribution of Buridan and Barcan Formulas to Ibn Sina in Sinavi Logic,” 261-278.
• Nadia Maftouni, “Love Vis-Á-Vis Beauty for Avicenna and Suhrawardi,” 279-295.

Filozofia, 73 (10 ipy):

Issue 3

• Tomáš Akvinský, “Teologická suma I, q. 82 ‘O vôli’,” 243 – 253.

Issue 4

• Michal Chabada, “Problém vzťahu rozumu / filozofie a viery / náboženstva v stredovekej filozofii (Averroes, Boethius z Dácie a Tomáš Akvinský) a paralely so súčasnými prístupmi,” 282 – 293
• Karol Pavlovkin, “Vzťah racionality k morálke,”294 – 304

Issue 7

• Marek Otisk, “Anselm’s Dialogue De grammatico as an Introduction to Dialectics,” 566 – 579.

Issue 10

• A. Blaščíková and M. Vašek, “The Problem of Intention (Intentio) in the Works of Peter Abelard and Thomas Aquinas,” 831-843.

Franciscan Studies, 76 (1 ipy)

• Brett W. Smith, “‘A Theme Song of His Life’: Aspectus and Affectus in the Writings of Robert Grosseteste,” 1-22.
• Kevin E. Jones, “Bonaventure on Habitual Grace in Adam: A Change of Heart on Nature and Grace?” 39-66.
• Catherine A. Levri, “A Structural Analysis of Bonaventure's Omnium artifex docuit me sapientia,” 67-97.
• Massimiliano Traversino Di Cristo, “The Classic Age of the Distinction Between God's Absolute and Ordered Power: In, Around, and After the Pontificate of John XXII (1316–1334),” 207-266.
• Oleg V. Bychkov, “The Status of the Phenomenal Appearance of the Sensory in Fourteenth-century Franciscan Thought after Duns Scotus (Peter Aureol to Adam of Wodeham),” 267-285.
• Oleg V. Bychkov, Review of Intentionality, Cognition, and Mental Representation in Medieval Philosophy, edited by Gyula Klima, and Bero Magni de Ludosia, Questions on the Soul. A Medieval Swedish Philosopher on Life, by Robert Andrews, 359-372.
• William Crozier, Review of Notabilia Super Metaphysicam,by Giorgio Pini, 373-378

Freiburger Zeitschrift für Philosophie Und Theologie, 65 (2 ipy)

Issue 1

• Francisco Bertelloni, “Johannes Quidort und der Beginn der neuzeitlichen Staatstheorie,” 155-172.
• Caterina Tarlazzi, Review of Médiévisme philosophique et raison moderne. De Pierre Bayle à Ernest Renan, by Catherine König-Pralong, 259-262.

Issue 2

• Michael Stickelbroeck, “Zur Ontologie der Artefakte: Die kategoriale Analyse der Artefakte bei Aristoteles / Thomas von Aquin und ihre hermeneutische Relevanz,” 373-400.
• Julien Lambinet, Review of Pour une métaphysique de l’être en son analogie. De Heidegger à Thomas d’Aquin, by Yves Floucat, 532-536.

Giornale di Metafisica, 40 (2 ipy): NTR

Gregorianum, 99 (4 ipy)

Issue 1

• Eduard López Hortelano, S.I., “Imaginación figurativa, abstraída  y discernida. Una aproximación al oculus imaginationis de los Ejercicios Espirituales de san Ignacio,” 67 -85.
• S.P. Bonanni, Review of Reading Sacred Scripture with Thomas Aquinas. Hermeneutical Tools, Theological Questions and New Perspectives, edited by P. Roszak & J. Vijgen, 217 – 218.

Issue 2

• Carlo Lorenzo Rossetti, “«Tu amerai». La legge naturale tra verità e realtà. Tesi per un ripensamento teologico,” 349 – 372.
• K.L. Flannery, Review of The Cambridge Companion to the Summa Theologiae, edited by Ph. McCosker & D. Turner, 419 – 421.

Issue 3

• Isabelle Bochet, “« Désire ce qui fera ton plaisir » (Augustin, In Ps. 41,3),” 469 – 482.

Issue 4: NTR

Heythrop Journal, 59 (6 ipy)

Issue 1

• Alina Beary, “The Curious Case of Ivan Karamazov: A Thomistic Account of Wisdom and Pride,” 34 – 44.
• Francesca Bugliani Knox, Review of Dante, Mercy, and the Beauty of the Human Person, edited by Leonardo J. DeLorenzo & Vittorio Montemaggi, 103 – 104.

Issue 2

• Paul Tyson, Review of The Analogical Turn; Re-thinking Modernity with Nicolas of Cusa, by Johannes Hoff, 351 – 352.
• Glenn Morrison, Review of God and the Art of Happiness, by Ellen T. Charry; review of Earthly Paradise: Myths and Philosophies, by Milad Doueihi, translated by Jane Marie Todd, 358 – 360.

Issue 3

• Ilia Delio, “From Aquinas to Teilhard: Divine Action and the Metaphysics of Love,” 468 – 483.
• James E. Dolezal, Review of Aquinas’s Way to God: The Proof in De Ente et Essentia, by Gaven Kerr, 607 – 609.
• Luke Murray, Review of The Hermeneutics of Knowing and Willing in the Thought of St. Thomas Aquinas, by E. O’Reilly, O.P., 610.
• Patrick Madigan, Review of Thomism & Predestination: Principles and Disputations, edited by S. Long, R. Nutt, & T.J. White, 610 – 611.
• Mark K. Spencer, Review of The Metaphysical Presuppositions of Being-in-the-World: A Confrontation between St. Thomas Aquinas and Martin Heidegger, by Caitlin Smith Gilson, 613-615.
• Mark K. Spencer, Review of Aquinas and Radical Orthodoxy: A Critical Inquiry, by Paul J. DeHart, 615-616.

Issue 4

• Liran Shia Gordon, “Reconstructing Aquinas’s Process of Abstraction,” 639 – 652.
• Roberto Di Ceglie, “On Aquinas’s Theological Reliabilism,” 653 – 662.
• Alan P. Darley, “The Epistemological Hope: Aquinas versus other Receptions of Pseudo‐Dionysius on the Beatific Vision,” 663 – 688.
• Angus Brook, “Thomas Aquinas on the Effects of Original Sin: A Philosophical Analysis,” 721 – 732.
• Patrick Madigan, Review of Aquinas’s Theory of Perception: An Analytic Reconstruction, by Anthony J. Lisska, 750 – 751.
• Andrew Meszaros, Review of The Knowledge of the First Principles in Saint Thomas Aquinas, by Mary Christine Ugobi-Onyemere, 751 – 752.

Issue 6

• Daniel P. Horan, O.F.M., “Haecceitas, Theological Aesthetics, and the Kinship of Creation: John Duns Scotus as a Resource for Environmental Ethics,” 1060-1076.

History and Philosophy of Logic, 39 (4 ipy)

Issue 3

• Seyed N. Mousavian & Mohammad Ardeshir, “Avicenna on the Primary Propositions,” 201 – 231.

Issue 4

• Irene Binini, “‘My Future Son is Possibly Alive.’ Existential Presupposition and Empty Terms in Abelard’s Modal Logic,” 341 – 356.

History of Philosophy Quarterly, 35 (4 ipy): NTR

International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 83, 84 (6 ipy)

Volume 83

Issue 1

• Thomas M. Ward, “Losing the Lost Island,” 127 – 134.

Issue 2

• Daniel W. Houck, Review of Thomas Aquinas’s “Summa Contra Gentiles”: A Guide and Commentary, by Brian Davies, O.P., 209 – 212.

Issue 3: NTR

Volume 84

Issue 3

• Kirk R. MacGregor, “Harmonizing Molina’s Rejection of Transworld Damnation with Craig’s Solution to the Problem of the Unevangelized,” 345-353.

International Journal of Philosophical Studies, 26 (5 ipy): NTR

International Journal of Philosophy and Theology (formerly Bijdragen), 79 (4-5 ipy)

Issue 1-2:

• Anthony Dupont, Mateusz Stróżyński, “Augustine’s Ostia Revisited: a Plotinian or Christian Ascent in Confessiones 9?,” 80 – 104.

Issue 3

• Alan Philip Darley, “Ritual as erotic anagogy in Pseudo-Dionysius: a Reformed critique,” 261 – 278.
• Daniel G. W. Smith, “Rituals of knowing: rejection and relation in disability theology and Meister Eckhart,” 279 – 294.

Issue 4-5: NTR

                                                                                       
International Philosophical Quarterly, 58 (4 ipy)

Issue 1

• Michael Futch, “Norris and the Soul’s Immortality,” 43 – 60.

Issue 2

• Joseph Gamache, “Aquinas and Contemporary Epistemology,” 157 – 173.
• Gaven Kerr, “The Immediate Realism of Léon Noël,” 175 – 189.
• Edward Ryan Moad, “Divine Conservation, Concurrence, and Occasionalism,” 209 – 225.
• Brendan Sweetman, Review of Thomas Aquinas’s Summa Contra Gentiles: A Guide and Commentary, by Brian Davies, 232 – 234.
• Joseph W. Koterski, S.J., Review of “The Crisis of Modernity”; and “The Age of Secularization", by Augusto Del Noce, edited & translated by Carlo Lancellotti, 235-236.

Issue 3

• Christopher James Wolfe & Jonatan Polce, S.J., “A Response to John Rawls’s Critique of Loyola on the Human Good,” 331 – 342.
• Justin M. Anderson, Review of Aquinas on Virtue: A Causal Reading, by Nicholas Austin, S.J., 345 – 347.
• Aaron Segal, Review of David Shatz: Torah, Philosophy, and Culture, edited by Hava Tirosh-Samuelson and Aaron W. Hughes, 347-350.
• Joseph W. Koterski, S.J., Review of Plato’s Persona: Marsilio Ficino, Renaissance Humanism, and Platonic Traditions, by Denis J.-J. Robichaud, 350-352.

Issue 4

• Roberto Di Ceglie, “Preambles of Faith and Modern Accounts of Aquinas’s Thought,” 437 – 451.

Journal of Islamic Philosophy, 12 (1 ipy): no issue this year

Journal of Jewish Thought and Philosophy, 26 (2 ipy)

Issue 1

• Paul E. Nahme, “Revealing What’s Implicit: Maimonides’ Account of Creation and Revelations beyond Naturalism and Politics,” 1- 33

Issue 2

• Aviram Ravitsky, “Yaʿqūb al-Qirqisānī on Human Intellect, Legal Inference, and the Meaning of the Aristotelian Syllogism,” 149-173.
• Avi Elqayam, “The Metaphysical, Epistemological, and Mystical Aspects of Happiness in the Treatise on Ultimate Happiness Attributed to Moses Maimonides,” 174-211.
• Alex Sztuden, “God of Abraham, God of Aristotle: Soloveitchik’s Reading of The Guide of the Perplexed,” 212-232.

Journal of Medieval History, 44 (5 ipy)

Issue 5

• Stefan Dragulinescu, “Thomas of Hereford’s Miracles – Between Aquinas and Augustine,” 543-568.

Journal of Philosophical Logic, 47 (6 ipy): NTR

Journal of Philosophical Research, 43 (1 ipy): NTR

Journal of Religious Ethics, 46 (4 ipy): NTR

Journal of the American Philosophical Association, 4 (4 ipy)

Issue 2

• Peter Adamson and Fedor Benevich, “The Thought Experimental Method: Avicenna's Flying Man Argument,” 147-164.

Journal of the History of Ideas , 79 (4 ipy)

Issue 2

• Anna Corrias, “When the Eyes Are Shut: The Strange Case of Girolamo Cardano’s Idolum in Somniorum Synesiorum Libri IIII (1562),” 179 – 197.

Issue 3

• Pasquale Terracciano, “The Origen of Pico’s Kabbalah: Esoteric Wisdom and the Dignity of Man,” 343 – 361.

Issue 4

• Riccardo Saccenti, “The Ministerium Naturae: Natural Law in the Exegesis and Theological Discourse at Paris between 1160 and 1215,” 527-545.

Journal of the History of Philosophy, 56 (4 ipy)

Issue 1

• Daniel D. De Haan, “Avicenna’s Healing and the Metaphysics of Truth,” 17 – 44.
• Thérèse-Anne Druart, Review of Lexique historique de la langue scientifique arabe, edited by Roshdi Rashed, 174.

Issue 2

• Matthew Kent Siebert, “Augustine Development on Testimonial Knowledge,” 215 – 237
• Jeffrey Hause, Review of Justice as a Virtue: A Thomistic Perspective, by Jean Porter, 366 – 367
• Brian Davies, Review of The Arguments of Aquinas: A Philosophical View, by J. J. Maclntosh, 367 – 368
• Idit Dobbs-Weinstein, Review of The Virtue Ethics of Levi Gersonides, by Alexander Green, 368 – 369

Issue 3

• David G. Robertson, “Augustine and the Transcendent Vision of Other Souls,” 413 – 427.
• Taneli Kukkonen, Review of Averroes’ Natural Philosophy and its Reception in the Latin West, ed. Paul J. J. M. Bakker, 558 – 559.

Issue 4

• José A. Poblete, “Translation or Alteration? Grosseteste’s Latin Version of Aristotle’s Account of Natural Justice,” 601-627.
• R. E. Houseker, Review of Self-Awareness in Islamic Philosophy: Avicenna and Beyond, by Jari Kaukua, 750-751.
• Walter Ott, Review of Representation and Scepticism from Aquinas to Descartes, by Han Thomas Adriaenssen, 752-753.
• John Monfasani, Review of Thomism in the Renaissance: Fifty Years after Kristeller, edited by Alison Frazier, 753-754.

Journal of Islamic Philosophy, 11 (1 ipy): no issue this year.

Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes, 81 (1 ipy): NTR

Laval théologique et philosophique, 74 (3 ipy)

Issue 2

• Jeffery Aubin, « Ambivalence étymologique du mot religio chez Augustin : l’étymologie au service de la persuasion, » 169-180.

Issue 3: forthcoming

Médiévales, 74, 75 (2 ipy): NTR

Medieval Encounters, 24 (5-6 ipy)

Issue 1/2/3

• Igor H. De Souza, Review of The Andalusi Literary and Intellectual Tradition: The Role of Arabic in Judah ibn Tibbon’s Ethical Will, by S. J. Pearce, 357-360.

Issue 4

• Celia López Alcalde, “Messianism as a Philosophical Problem: The Liber de Adventv Messiae by Ramon Llull,” 435-502.

Issue 5/6

• Mònica Colominas Aparicio, “Predestination and Free Will in Mudejar Polemics: The Kitāb al-Mujādala maʿa-l-Yahūd wa-l-Naṣārā [The Book Called the Disputation with the Jews and the Christians] and its Historical and Intellectual Background,” 561-580.
• Tamar Ron Marvin, “Sites of Controversy: Jews Debating Philosophy between Iberia and Occitania in the Fourteenth Century,” 631-648.

Mediaeval Sophia, 20 (1 ipy)

• Gabriele Papa, Review of L’averroismo in età moderna (1400-1700), edited by Giovanni Licata, 231-233.

Mediaeval Studies, 80 (1 ipy)

• Garrett R. Smith, “Aufredo Gonteri on the Univocity of Being: Compilatio Lecturae primi Sententiarum distinctio 3 quaestiones 2-4,” 59-170

Mediaevalia, 39 (1 ipy): NTR

Mediaevalia. Textos e estudos, 37 (1 ipy): forthcoming

Medioevo. Rivista di Storia della Filosofia Medievale, 43 (1 ipy)

• Christophe Erismann & Byron MacDougall, “The Byzantine Reception of Porphyry’s Isagoge,” 41-72.
• Henri Hugonnard-Roche, « Sur la réception syriaque et arabe de l’Isagoge de Porphyre (corpus, réseaux d’énoncés, doctrine) », 73-122.
• Silvia Di Vincenzo, “Porphyry’s Isagoge between Bagdad and Hamadan: Yahya ibn ‘Adi and Avicenna on Individuality,” 123-150.
• John Marenbon, “The Isagoge in the Latin Tradition until c. 1200,” 151-180.
• Alessandro D. Conti, “Parts and Wholes in Paul of Venice’s Expositio super Uniuersalia Porphyrii: the Metaphysical Composition of Material Beings,” 189-209.
• Tiziano Dorandi, “Il corso di Poliziano sulla Isagoge di Porfirio e le Categorie di Aristotele nello Studio fiorentino (1491/1492),” 211-233.
• Enrico Moro, “Creatio, conuersio, formatio. Uno schema agostiniano?” 237-253.
• Giovanni Mandolino, “Una citazione del Liber de causis in uno scritto cristiano arabo del XIII secoli,” 255-257.
• Guido Alliney, “Demoni e dannati. Libero arbitrio e ostinazione al male nel pensiero di Tommaso d’Aquino,” 259-283.

Micrologus, 26 (1 ipy)

• Chiara Crisciani, “Death as a Destiny and the Hope of Long Life in the Latin Middle Ages,” 5 – 26.
• Danielle Jacquart, “Est-il possible et légitime pour un médecin médiéval de prévoir la longévité d’un patient?,” 49 – 78.
• Joseph Ziegler, “Why Did the Patriarchs Live so Long? On the Role of the Bible in the Discourse on Longevity Around 1300,” 79 – 112.
• Agostino Paravicini Bagliani, “The Prolongation of Life and its Limits. Western Europe, XIIIth-XVIth c.,” 133 – 154.
• Didier Kahn, “Quintessence of the Prolongation of Life in the Works of Paracelsus,” 183 – 226.
• Matthias Heiduk, “A Quest for Longevity? A New Approach to the Earliest Testimonies of Medieval Alchemy,” 227 – 254.
• Francesco Santi, “Teologie della resurrezione della carne (Secc. XII-XIV),” 267 – 282.

Midwest Studies In Philosophy, 42 (1 ipy): NTR

Mind, 127 (4 ipy): NTR

The Monist, 101 (4 ipy): NTR

Nous, 52 (4 ipy)

Issue 1-2: NTR

Issues 3-4: forthcoming

Nova et Vetera, 16 (4 ipy)

Issue 1

• Basil Cole, O.P., “A Thomistic Appraisal of the Catechism of the Catholic Church on the Capital Vices,” 1 – 19.
• Aquinas Guilbeau, “The Courage to Rest: Thomas Aquinas on the Soul of Leisure,” 39 – 46.
• Kevin L. Flannery, S.J., Thomas V. Berg, “Amoris Laetitia, Pastoral Discernment, and Thomas Aquinas,” 81 – 111.
• Angela Franz Franks, “Thinking the Embodied Person with Karol Wojtyła,” 141 – 171.
• Petar Popoviß, “Securing the Foundations: Karol Wojtyła’s Thomistic Personalism in Dialogue with Natural Law Theory,” 231 – 257.
• Francis J. Beckwith, Review of Commentary on Thomas Aquinas’s Treatise on Law, by J. Budziszewski, 343 – 345.
• Daniel W. Houck, Review of The Glory of God’s Grace: Deification According to St. Thomas Aquinas, by Daria Spezzano, 346 – 349.
• Matthew R. McWhorter, Review of Human Action in Thomas Aquinas, John Duns Scotus, & William of Ockham, by Thomas M. Osborne Jr., 352 – 355.

Issue 2:

• Leo Elders S.V.D., “St. Thomas Aquinas’s Treatise on Temperance and Aristotle,” 465 – 487
• Gregory M. Reichberg, “Journet on the Impossibility of Christian Holy War,” 511 – 541
• Boyd Taylor Coolman, “A Cord of Three Strands Is Not Easily Broken: The Transcendental Brocade of Unity, Truth, and Goodness in the Early Franciscan Intellectual Tradition,” 561 – 586
• Thomas Joseph White O.P., “The Infused Science of Christ,” 617 – 641
• Kevin E. O’Reilly O.P., Review of Ethical Sex: Sexual Choices and Their Nature and Meaning, by Anthony McCarthy, 669 – 672
• John David Moser, Review of Did the Saviour See the Father? Christ, Salvation, and the Vision of God , by O.P. Simon Francis Gaine, 675 – 682
• J. Columcille Dever, Review of Augustine, the Trinity, and the Church: A Reading of the Anti-Donatist Sermons, by Adam Ployd, 682 – 686

Issue 3

• Kevin E. O’Reilly, O.P., “St. Thomas on Adoration: Some Reflections,” 861-879.
• Michael Gorman, “Two Problems Concerning Divine Immutability and the Incarnation,” 899-912.
• Joshua H. Lim, Review of The Hermeneutics of Knowing and Willing in the Thought of St. Thomas Aquinas, by Kevin E. O’Reilly, O.P., 1024-1027.

Issue 4

• Andrew Davison, “‘He Fathers-Forth Whose Beauty Is Past Change,’ but ‘Who Knows How?’: Evolution and Divine Exemplarity,” 1067-1102.
• Jacob W. Wood, “The Study of Theology as a Foretaste of Heaven: The Influence of Albert the Great on Aquinas’s Understanding of Beatitudo Imperfecta,” 1103-1134.
• Steven A. Long, “Understanding the Common Good,” 1135-1152.
• Thomas Joseph White, O.P., “Beauty, Transcendence, and the Inclusive Hierarchy of Creation,” 1215-1226.
• Matthew R. McWhorter, Review of Aristotle’s Ethics and Medieval Philosophy: Moral Goodness and Practical Wisdom, by Anthony Celano, 1430-1432.

Oliviana, (less than 1 ipy): no issue this year.

Oriens, 46 (4 ipy)

Issue 1-2:

• Carl Sharif El-Tobgui, “From Legal Theory to Erkenntnistheorie,” 6 – 61
• Walter Edward Young, “Al-Samarqandī’s Third Mas’ala,” 62 – 128
• Asad Q. Ahmed, “Underdetermination in Late Postclassical Hanafī Legal Theories,” 129 – 158
• Omar Farahat, “Debating the Imperative Mood in Uṣūl al-Fiqh,” 159 – 185
• Nora Kalbarczyk, “Explicitly Said or Only Implied,” 186 – 221
• Ahmed Fekry Ibrahim, “Customary Practices as Exigencies in Islamic Law,” 222 – 261.

 Issue 3-4:

• Robert Wisnovsky, “On the Emergence of Maragha Avicennism,” 263-331.
• Frédérique Woerther, “Le statut « scientifique » de l’ éthique d’ après le Commentaire moyen d’ Averroès à l’ Éthique à Nicomaque d’ Aristote d’Aristote,” 332-367.
• Salah Natij, “De l’ avarice comme genre de vie une contribution à la lecture de Kitāb al-Buḫalāʾ d’ al-Ğāḥiẓ d’Al-Ğāḥiẓ,” 368-434.
• Y. Tzvi Langermann, “Babylonian and Indian Wisdoms in Islamicate Culture,” 435-475.

Oxford Studies in Medieval Philosophy, 6 (1 ipy)

• Tianyue Wu, “Augustine on the Election of Jacob,” 1-30.
• Fedor Benevich, “The Reality of the Non-Existent Object of Thought: The Possible, the Impossible, and Mental Existence in Islamic Philosophy (11th-13th c.),” 31-61.
• Laurent Cesalli, Iréne Rosier-Catach, “‘Signum est in praedicamento relationis’: Roger Bacon’s Semantics Revisited in the Light of His Relational Theory of the Sign,” 62-99.
• Therese Scarpelli Cory, “Is Anything in the Intellect that Was Not First in Sense? Empiricism and Knowledge of the Incorporeal in Aquinas,” 100-143.
• Jeffrey Hause, “Merciful Demand: Fraternal Correction as a Form of Blame,” 144-167.
• Peter King, “Marguerite Porete and Godfrey of Fontaines: Detachable Will, Discardable Virtue, Transformative Love,” 168-188.
• Can Laurens Löwe, “Aristotle and John Buridan on the Individuation of Causal Powers,” 189-222.

Parergon, 35 (2-3 ipy)

Issue 1

• Lola Sharon Davidson, Review of La Vérité. Vérité et crédibilité: construire la vérité dans le système de communication de l’Occident (XIIIe–XVIIe siècle), edited by Jean-Philippe Genet, 174-176.
• John O. Ward, Review of A Descriptive Catalogue of the Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts of the University of Notre Dame and St. Mary’s College, by David T. Gura, 219-220.

Issue 2

• Zhivannah Cole, Review of Aquinas on Virtue: A Causal Reading, by Nicholas Austin, S. J., 191-192.
• Michael Edward Stewart, Review of Michael Psellos on Literature and Art: A Byzantine Perspective on Aesthetics, edited by Charles Barber and Stratis Papaioannou, 192-194.
• Sybil M. Jack, Review of Maimonides and the Merchants: Jewish Law and Society in the Medieval Islamic World by Mark R. Cohen, 205-206.

Philosopher’s Imprint, 18 (multi ipy): NTR

Philosophia, 46 (4 ipy): NTR

Philosophia. E-journal for philosophy and culture, 19-? (1-4 ipy)

Issue 1 (No. 19)

• Elitsa Kaldramova, “Abelard’s concept of reason and universals and its connection with memory,” 107 – 114

Issue 3 (No. 21)

• Simeon Mladenov, “Does the Will Influence Knowledge? Some Remarks on Bonaventure’s Epistemology,” 3-17.
• Elitza Kaldramova, “The Importance of Will in Peter Abelard’s Philosophy [Значението на волята във философията на Пиер Абелар],” 18-25.

Issues 4-? (No. 22-?): forthcoming

The Philosophical Quarterly, 68 (4 ipy)

Issue 1 (no 270)

• Daniel B. Gallagher, Review of Aquinas on Human Self-Knowledge, by Cory Therese Scarpelli, 199 – 202.

Issues 2-4 (no 271-273): NTR

The Philosophical Review, 127 (4 ipy): NTR

Philosophical Studies, 175 (multi ipy): NTR

Philosophical Topics, 46 (2 ipy): NTR

Philosophiques, 45 (2 ipy)

Issue 1

• Claude Lafleur & Joanne Carrier, « Nature pure, similitude substantielle, sujet identique et sujet unique anti-régressifs chez Boèce dans son Second Commentaire sur l’Isagoge de Porphyre », 181 – 200.

Issue 2: NTR

Philosophy and Theology, 30 (2 ipy)

Issue 1

• Emmanuel Falque, “The Relevance of Medieval Philosophy: God, the Flesh, and the Other,” 3-32.
• Erin Stackle, “What Does St. Thomas Say Is the Matter in Aristotle’s ‘Health’?” 33-58.

Issue 2: forthcoming

Philosophy Compass, 13 (12 ipy)

Issues 1-7: NTR

Issues 8-12: forthcoming

Praxis Filosófica, 46, 47 (2 ipy)

Volume 46

• Christian Eduardo Benavides, “El cominciamento filosófico en Tomás de Aquino y Hegel según Cornelio Fabro,” 171 – 187.

Volume 47: NTR

Proceedings of the American Catholic Philosophical Association, 92 (1 ipy)

Proceedings of the Society for Medieval Logic and Metaphysics, 15 (1 ipy)

• Andrew Arlig, “Multiplex Composition and the Prospects for Substantial Unity,” 1-20.
• Gyula Klima, “There is More Than One Way to Slice a Cake: Comments on Multiplex Composition and The Prospects for Substantial Unity,” 21-28.
• Shane Wilkins, “How Unicity Theorists Can Recover the Elements from Material Substance,” 29-44.
• Thomas Ward, “Many Exits on the Road to Corpuscularianism: A Response to Wilkins,” 45-52.
• Rodrigo Guerizoli, “Boethius of Dacia on the Differentiae and the Unity of Definitions,” 53-66.
• Turner C. Nevitt, “What Has Aquinas Got Against Platonic Forms?” 67-80.
• Jacob Archambault, “Mereological Hylomorphism and the Development of the Buridanian Account of Formal Consequence,” 81-104.

Quaestio. Annuario di storia della metafisica, 18 (1 ipy)

• Giovanni Catapano, “‘Cose’ e ‘segni’ secondo Agostino,” 69-83.
• Pasquale Porro, “Il De quiditate et esse attribuito ad Alberto Magno. Una nota sulle origini della distinzione tra res a reor reris e res a ratitudine,” 85-97.
• Francesco Marrone, “Res e Realitas. Enrico di Gand e il vocabolario della cosa,” 99-122.
• Alessando D. Conti, “Essence in the Late Middle Ages: the Case of Walter Burley. From Moderate to ‘Platonic’ Realism,” 123-144.
• Jean-François Courtine, “Droit naturel et droit des nations de Thomas d’Aquin à Suárez,” 381-403.
• Mario Loconsole, “New Trends in Eckhart Studies,” 539-555.
• Severin V. Kitanov, Review of The Anthropology of Albert the Great, by Evelina Miteva, 606.
• Davide Riserbato, Review of Sull’intelligenza della fede in Bonaventura da Bagnoregio. Un secolo di studi, by M. Arosio, 620.

Quaestiones Disputatae, 8-9 (2 ipy): NTR

Recherches de Théologie et Philosophie Médiévales, 85 (2 ipy)

Issue 1 

• Jérôme Lagouanére, « Le credo d'Augustin en 388 », 1 – 46
• Cecilia Trifogli, “Geoffrey of Aspall on Nature,” 47 – 69
• Dragos Calma, “Adam of Bocfeld or Roger Bacon?,” 71 -108
• Hamid Taieb, “What is Cognition?,” 109 – 134
• Andrea Nannini & Chris Schabel, « Pierre Ceffons on Divine Simplicity, Part I », 135 – 185
• Theo Kobusch, « Doppelte Unwissenheit », 187 – 206
• Georgi Kapriev, « Weisheit und Philosophie in der Lehre des Maximus Confessor », 207 – 216
• Loris Sturlese, “Im Schatten der Weisheit sitzend,” 217 – 238
• Wouter Goris, “Metaphysik und Einheitswissenschaft bei Berthold von Moosburg,” 239 – 258

Issue 2

• Jean-Baptiste Brenet, “Averroès et l'intellect matériel diaphane: Remarques sur une analogie variable,” 261-284.
• Michael Szlachta, “Peter John Olivi, Free Will, and the Threefold aspectus,” 285-307.
• Andrea Nannini and Chris Schabel, “Pierre Ceffons on Divine Simplicity, Part II: Mathematical Theology, Infinity, and the Body-Soul Problem in his In Primum Sententiarum, Distinctio 8, Quaestio 2,” 309-365.
• Wouter Goris and Ludger Honnefelder, “Introduction [to the journal’s following articles on John Duns Scotus’s Reportatio Parisiensis],” 369-376.
• Stephen D. Dumont, “John Duns Scotus’s Reportatio ParisiensisExaminata: A Mystery Solved,” 377-438.
• Wouter Goris, “Scotus in Paris: On Univocity and the Portions of the Soul,” 439-469.
• Isabelle Mandrella, “Problemfall Univokation: Die Univokation von ens reale und ens rationis im Kontext der Reportatio ParisiensisI-A,” 471-492.
• Garrett R. Smith, “John Duns Scotus's Reportatio Parisiensis and the Origin of the Supertranscendentals,” 493-537.
• Hannes Möhle, “Die Willenslehre des Duns Scotus im Spiegel seiner Schriften und im Lichte seiner Schüler,” 539-560.

Religious Studies, 54 (4 ipy)

Issue 1

• Ivan Welty, “Law and moral agency in De libero arbitrio I,” 117 – 130.

 Issue 2

• Joel Archer, “Kenosis, omniscience, and the Anselmian concept of divinity,” 201 – 213.

 Issues 3-4: NTR

Res Philosophica, 95 (4 ipy) = The Modern Schoolman before 2013

Issue 1

• Eric Yang, “Against an Updated Ontological Argument,” 179 – 187.

Issue 4

• Wayne J. Hankey, “Placing the Human: Establishing Reason by its Participation in Divine Intellect for Boethius and Aquinas,” 583-618.
• Mark Boespflug, “Robert Holcot on Doxastic Voluntarism and the Ethics of Belief,” 617-636.

The Review of Metaphysics, 72, 73 (4 ipy)

Volume 71

Issue 3

• Dominic Farrell, “Wanting the Common Good: Aquinas on General Justice,” 517-549.
• Ben Novak, Review of Freedom and Self-Creation: Anselmian Libertarianism by Katherin A. Rogers, 591-593.

Issue 4

• Chad Engelland, “‘Rational Animal’ in Heidegger and Aquinas,” 723-753.
• Rebecca Konyndyk DeYoung, Review of Aquinas on Virtue: A Causal Reading by Nicholas Austin, S.J., 791-793.

Volume 72

Issue 1: NTR

Issue 2

• Jude P. Dougherty, Review of Thomas Aquinas and His Predecessors: Philosophers and the Church Fathers in His Works by Leo Elders, 378-380.
• Stephen L. Brock, Review of Five Proofs of the Existence of God by Edward Feser, 380-382.
• Daniel H. Cohen, Review of The Aftermath of Syllogism: Aristotelian Logical Argument from Avicenna to Hegel, edited by Marco Sgarbi and Matteo Cosci, 401-403.

Revue de l’Histoire des Religions, 2018 (4 ipy) 

Issue 1

• Richard Figuier, Christophe Grellard, « De l’ecclesia médiévale à la societas moderne. Relecture de la dynamique sécularisante de l’Occident, » 133 – 146.

Issue 3

• Dan Arbib, Review of Pensées médiévales en hébreu et en arabe. Études (1931‑1981), by Georges Vajda, edited by Elisa Coda, 549-551.

Issue 4: NTR

Revue des Sciences Philosophiques et théologiques, 102 (4 ipy)

Issue 1

• Luc Signoret, « La création passive dans le Commentaire des Sentences de Saint Thomas d’Aquin (In II Sent., D. 1, q. 1, a. 2), » 3 – 36.

Issue 2

• Susanna Gambino Longo, « La représentation des origines de la civilisation chez Francesco Patrizi de Sienne, » 205-220.
• Marta Borgo, « Un Moyen Âge de longue durée à l’école de Francesco Del Punta, » 279-298.

Issues 4

• Emmanuel Durand, « L’incarnation comme ‘conversation’ selon saint Thomas d’Aquin : Pertinence sémantique, antécédents patristiques, déploiement théologique », 561-610.
• Élisabeth Boncour, et al., « Bulletin d’histoire des doctrines médiévales », 643-710.

Revue des Sciences Religieuses, 92 (1-4 ipy)

Issue 3

• Bertrand Dumas, Review of Le Dieu de la foi et le Dieu des philosophes. Suivi de trois essais sur saint Augustin, by Joseph Ratzinger, trans. J. Croisel, 427-428.

Issue 4 : forthcoming

Revue d’Études Augustiniennes et Patristiques, 64 (2 ipy)

Issue 1

• Enrico Moro , “A proposito delle tre ipotesi sull’origine delle anime nel libro X del De Genesi ad litteram (X, 1, 1 – 5, 8),” 115-137.
• François Dolbeau, “Un épitomé inconnu des Confessions d’Augustin,” 181-187.

Issue 2 : forthcoming

Revue d'Histoire des Sciences, 71 (2 ipy): NTR

Revue Philosophique de la France et de l'Étranger, 143 (4 ipy)

Issues 1-2: NTR

Issue 3:

• Roxanne D. Marcotte, Review of Je fantasme: Averroès et l’espace potentiel, by Jean-Baptiste Brenet, 447-448.
• Dominique Foyer, Review of Obéissance du Christ, obéissance du Chrétien: Christologie et morale chez saint Thomas d’Aquin, by Hugues Bohineust, 448-449.
• David Piché, Review of Questions sur la métaphysique,Volume I: Books I to III, by John Duns Scotus, edited and translated by Olivier Boulnois and Dan Arbib, with an introduction to the Latin text by Dominique Poirel, 449-450.
• Luca Gili, Review of Quaestiones super Priora Analytica Aristotelis, by Radulphus Brito, edited by Gordon A. Wilson, 451-452.

Issue 4: NTR

Revue Philosophique de Louvain, 116 (4 ipy)

Issue 2

• Jean-Michel Counet, Review of Hugonis de Sancto Victore operum Editio auspiciis Gilduini abbatis procurata et IV voluminibus digessa, by Hugo de Sancto-Victore, edited by Rainero Brendt, 297.
• Jean-Michel Counet, Review of La royauté au roi de Chypre, by Thomas d’Aquin, translated by Delphine Carron and Véronique Decaix, 297-299.
• Alejandro Pérez, Review of Aquinas’s Ontology of the Material World. Change, Hylomorphism, and Material Objects, by Jeffrey E. Brower, 299-301.
• Jean Borel, Review of La chasse de la sagesse et autres œuvres de philosophie tardive, by Nicolas de Cues, translated by Jocelyne Sfez,301-303.
• Jean Borel, Review of Mystique rhénane et Devotio moderna, edited by Marie-Anne Vannier, 303-304.
• Jean Borel, Review of Les 900 conclusions, by Pic de la Mirandole, edited by Delphine Viellard, and La condamnation de Pic de la Mirandole, by Louis Valcke, 304-306.
• Jean-Michel Counet, Review of Debating Medieval Natural Law: A Survey, by Riccardo Saccenti, 306-307.

Issue 3: NTR

Issue 4: forthcoming

Revue Thomiste, 118 (4 ipy)

Issue 1

• Fr. Basile Valuet, « Science et volonté de Dieu : une relecture de saint Thomas, » 121-158.

Issue 2

• Julien Rabachou, « Deux explications concurrentes de l’unité des substances chez Thomas d’Aquin, » 249-272.
• Bénédicte Mathonat, « Note sur la matière et les substances sensibles (I), » 273-292.
• Basile Valuet, « Providence, prédestination, élection et réprobation : une relecture de saint Thomas, » 215-248.

Issue 3

• Guillaume Morin, « À la recherche de l’acte retrouvé : Genèse, nature et limite de la position d'Étienne Gilson sur l'acte d'être, » 355-390.
• Basile Valuet, « Grâce et liberté créée : une relecture de saint Thomas (I), » 429-458.
• Benoît-Dominique de la Soujeole, « Note de lecture : Joel Kaye, "Histoire de l'équilibre (1250-1375)", » 483-494.
• Bénédicte Mathonat, « Note sur la matière et les substances sensibles (II), » 459-482.
• Vincent Seret, Review of Les Chemins de l’amitié, Désirer et aimer selon saint Thomas d’Aquin, by Ollivier Guillou, O.S.B., 508-509.

Issue 4

• Basile Valuet, « Grâce et liberté créée : une relecture de saint Thomas (II), » 573-595.

Rivista di Filosofia Neoscolastica, 2018 (4 ipy)

Issue 1

• Stefano Maria Schieppati, “Determinismo, indeterminismo e il problema del futuro vero,” 171 – 184.
• Armando Bisogno, “La ‘metafisica dell’ordine’ come consolatio filosofica in Agostino, Boezio e Gregorio Magno,” 259 – 279.
• Concetto Martello, “La notion de status dans le debat sur les universaux du XIIe siecle,” 281 – 300.
• Davide Monaco, “Leo Strauss contra Hermann Cohen. A proposito di Spinoza e la tradizione ebraica,” 377 – 390.
• Nicoletta Di Vita, Giovanni Mandolino, “Rappresentazioni della natura nel Medioevo. XXIII Convegno della SISPM. Padova 24-27 maggio 2017,” 407 – 413.
• Angelo Campodonico, Review of Varieties of Virtue Ethics, edited by D. Carr, J. Arthur, K. Kristiansson, 449 – 451.

Issue 3

• Franco De Capitani, “Medicina, disciplina, misericordia. La cura del corpo e dell’anima come espressione dell’amore del prossimo e di Dio nel giovane agostino antimanicheo (Mor. Eccl. 27,52-28,58 ss.),” 547-561.
• Cristina Ottelli, “L’analogia della scienza tra proporzione e proporzionalità in Tommaso d’Aquino,” 563-581.
• Paul Gilbert, “Regard phénoménologique sur quelques textes du Moyen-Âge,” 583-598.
• Sara Ciancioso, “The Vulgarization of Ulrich of Strasbourg’s De summo bono in Tuscany during the Fourteenth and the Fifteenth Centuries,” 599-623.
• Aldo Frigerio, Review of Analytically Oriented Thomism, edited by Miroslaw Szatkowski, 704-705.

Issue 4: NTR

Rivista di Storia della Filosofia, 2018 (4 ipy)

Issue 1

• Roberto Gatti, “Rabinum istum, virum alias doctissimum Spinoza alle prese con il paradigma della tradizione aristotelico-averroistica del pensiero ebraico medievale (Maimonide e Gersonide). A partire da alcune ricerche recenti,” 29 – 55.
• Luca Burzelli, Review of De immortalitate animae, by Pietro Pomponazzi, 195 – 197.

 Issue 2

• Iva Manova, “«From Aristotle, Through Ibn Sina and Ibn Rushd to Dialectical Materialism»: Soviet Approaches Towards the History of Medieval Philosophy in the 1950s and 1960s,” 295 – 310.

Issue 4

• Chiara Paladini, “« Omnis res, eo quod est, singularis est ». Pietro Aureoli sulla composizione metafisica dell’ente singolare,” 569-593.
• Jacopo Francesco Falà, “Le Collationes oxonienses di Giovanni Duns Scoto,” 665-672.

Southwest Philosophy Review, 34 (2 ipy): NTR

Speculum, 93 (4 ipy)

Issue 1

• Nancy Mandeville Caciola, “On Lying: Serpents and Lies,” 101 – 110.
• Gyula Klima, “On Lying: The Medieval Liar,” 121 – 131.
• Juan Pedro Monferrer-Sala, Review of [two volumes] The Epistle of Forgiveness, vol. 1, A Vision of Heaven and Hell, and The Epistle of Forgiveness, vol. 2, Hypocrites, heretics, and Other Sinners, by Abū l-‘Alā’ al-Ma‘arrī, edited and translated by Geert Jan van Gelder, Gregor Schoeler, 166 – 167.
• Philipp W. Rosemann, Review of Nicholas of Dinkelsbühl and the “Sentences” at Vienna in the Early Fifteenth Century, edited by Monica Brînzei, 181 – 183.
• Rega Wood, Review of A Companion to Walter Burley: Late Medieval Logician and Metaphysician, edited by Alessandro D. Conti, 187 – 188.
• Michela Pereira, Review of Knowledge, Contemplation, and Lullism: Contributions to the Lullian Session at the SIEPM Congress—Freising, August 20-25, 2012, edited by José Higuera Rubio, 227 – 228.

Issue 2

• C. Philipp E. Nothaft, Review of Roger Bacon’s “Communia naturalium”: A 13th Century Philosopher’s Workshop, edited by Paola Bernardini, Anna Rodolfi, 476 – 477.
• Jacob Tuttle, Review of Suárez on Aristotelian Causality, edited by Jakob Leth Fink, 498 – 499.
• Roberto Fusco, Review of Liber Lelle: Il libro di Angela da Foligno nel testo del codice di Assisi, vol. 2: Glossario, Concordanze, Sinossi, by Fortunato Frezza, 499 – 500.
• Petra Mutlová, Review of Jerome of Prague and the Foundations of the Hussite Movement, by Thomas A. Fudge, 502 – 504.
• Steven P. Marrone, Review of Henry of Ghent’s Summa, Articles 53-55: On the Divine Persons, by Roland J. Teske, 513 – 514.
• Benjamin Garstad, Review of The “Cosmography of Aethicus Ister”: Edition, Translation, and Commentary, by Michael W. Herren, 515 – 516.
• Elizabeth Eva Leach, Review of Composing the World: Harmony in the Medieval Platonic Cosmos, by Andrew Hicks, 516 – 518.
• Stephen Penn, Review of John Wyclif’s Theology of the Eucharist in Its Medieval Context: Revised and Expanded Edition of “Scriptural Logic, Real Presence, and the Parameters of Orthodoxy”, by Ian Christopher Levy, 534 – 535.
• Andrew Louth, Review of Die metaphysische Synthese des Johannes von Damaskus: Historische Zussamenhänge und Strukturtransformationen, by Smilen Markov, 541 – 542.
• Thomas B. Payne, Review of The “Ars musica” Attributed to Magister Lambertus/Aristoteles, edited by Christian Meyer, Karen Desmond, 547 – 549.
• Rob Faesen, Review of From Eden to Eternity: Creations of Paradise in the Later Middle Ages, by Alastair Minnis, 549 – 551.
• Stan Benfell, Review of Dante’s Idea of Friendship: The Transformation of a Classical Concept, by Filippa Modesto, 551 – 552.
• James Bernard Murphy, Review of Debating Medieval Natural Law: A Survey, by Riccardo Saccenti, 571 – 573.

Issue 3

• Erika T. Hermanowicz, “Augustine on Lying,” 699 – 727.
• Jeffrey Hause, Review of Questions on Love and Charity: Summa Theologiae, Secunda Secundae, Questions 23-46, by Thomas Aquinas, 783 – 784.
• Glenn Peers, Review of Michael Psellos on Literature and Art: A Byzantine Perspective on Aesthetics, edited by Charles Barber and Stratis Papaioannou, 789 – 790.
• Stephen Pelle, Review of Fruits of Learning: The Transfer of Encyclopaedic Knowledge in the Early Middle Ages, edited by Rolf H, Bremmer, Jr. and Kees Dekker, 807 – 808.
• Thomas Kuehn, Review of Frontières des savoirs en Italie à l’époque des premières universités (XIIIe–XVe siècle), edited by Joël Chandelier and Aurélien Robert, 815 – 816.
• Fabian Alfie, Review of Paradiso, by Dante, trans. by Stanley Lombardo, intro, notes, and headnotes by Alison Cornish, 823 – 824.
• Brandon W. Hawk, Review of Teaching and Learning in Medieval Europe: Essays in Honour of Gernot R. Wieland, eds. by Greti Dinsova-Bruun and Tristan Majors, 828 – 830.
• François Quiviger, Review of Les cinq sens entre Moyen Âge et Renaissance : Enjeux épistémologiques et esthétiques, eds. by Olga Anna Duhl and Jean-Marie Fritz, 830 – 831.
• Stephen Read, Review of Master Richard Sophista: “Abstractiones”, eds. Sten Ebbesen and Mary Sirridge, with E.J. Ashworth, 831 – 832.
• Heine Hansen, Review of Anonymi Epternacensis Glossae in logicam: Studie mit kritischer Edition der Texte, by Bernhard Hollick, 857 – 859.
• Kylie Murray, Review of A Companion to Boethius in the Middle Ages, eds. by Noel Harold Kaylor, Jr. and Philip Edward Phillips, 863 – 865.
• Matthew R. McWhorter, Review of Hugues de Saint-Victor : Sacrement et sacramentalité dans l’économie de la grâce, Isabelle Moulin, 882 – 884.
• C. W. Dutschke, Review of Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts in the Princeton University Library, by Don C. Skemer, 909 – 912.   
• Ayhan Aytes, Review of Medieval Robots: Mechanism, Magic, Nature, and Art, by E.R. Truitt, 918 – 919. 
• Nicole Bériou, Review of Of Sins and Sermons, by Siegfried Wenzel, 923 – 924.  

Issue 4

• Evan King, Review of A Companion to Medieval Christian Humanism: Essays on Principal Thinkers, edited by John P. Bequette, 1163-1164.
• Cristina Álvarez Millán, Review of Montpellier et la médecine andalouse au Moyen Âge: Transfert des textes et des savoirs, by Jean-Louis Bosc, with a foreword by Lluís Cifuentes i Comamala, 1164-1166.
• Kenneth Pennington, Review of Rechtshandschriften des deutschen Mittelalters: Produktionsorte und Importwege, edited by Patrizia Carmassi and Gisela Drossbach, 1174-1175.
• Lesley-Anne Dyer Williams, Review of John Wyclif on War and Peace by Rory Cox, 1183-1184.
• Daniel J. Lasker, Review of Dāwūd al-Muqammaṣ, Twenty Chapters: An Edition of the Judeo-Arabic Text Transliterated into Arabic Characters, with a Parallel English Translation, Notes, and Introduction, edited and translated by Sarah Stroumsa, 1187-1189.
• Marcia L. Colish, Review of Peter Lombard and His Students, by Matthew Doyle, 1191-1192.
• Y. Tzvi Langermann, Review of Before Copernicus: The Cultures and Contexts of Scientific Learning in the Fifteenth Century, edited by Rivka Feldhay and F. Jamil Ragep, 1198-1200.
• Debra L. Stoudt, Review of Medizin im Konflikt: Fakultäten, Märkte und Experten in deutschen Universitätsstädten des 14. bis 16. Jahrhunderts, by Jana Madlen Schütte, 1253-1254.

Studi Medievali, 59 (2-3 ipy)

Issue 1

• C. Colomba, “« Ad umbram cuiusdam arboris speciosae »: alcune riflessioni sulla “natura bella” nel Liber de gentili et de tribus sapientibus e nel Liber amici et amati di Raimondo Lullo,” 65-78.
• M. Donnini, “Gregorio Magno e Giovanni Balbi: sinossi di contenuti e testi,” 79-112.
• J. Keskiaho, “Late-Antique or Early Medieval Annotations to Augustine’s De Genesi ad litteram. Novara, Biblioteca Capitolare, lxxxiii and Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale de France, lat. 1804,” 189-214.
• I. Morresi, “Caratteristiche del testo delle Institutiones riflesso nelle Etymologiae di Isidoro di Siviglia,” 215-270.
• T. Gregory, “Considerazioni per una storia del pensiero scientifico altomedievale,” 271-282.

Issue 2

• R. Guglielmetti, “I ripensamenti di Giovanni di Salisbury: varianti d’autore nel Policraticus,” 539-570.

Studia Neoaristotelica, 15 (multi ipy)

Issue 1

• Rudolf Schuessler, “Was There a Downturn in Fifteenth-Century Scholastic Philosophy?”, 5 – 38.
• Claus A. Anderson, “Comprehension at the Crossroads of Philosophy and Theology,” 39 – 93.

Issue 4

• Lukáš Lička, “Intencionalita a pojem poznání ve středověké Filosofii,” 63-125.

Synthese, 195 (multi [recently 12] ipy): NTR

The Journal of Religion, 98 (4 ipy)

Issue 1

• David Decosimo, “Sin, Consent, and Apparent Confusion in Abelard’s Ethica,” 29 – 58.
• Yonatan Shemesh, Review of The Secret Faith of Maestre Honoratus: Profayt Duran and Jewish Identity in Late Medieval Iberia, by Maud Kozodoy, 147 – 149.

Issue 2

• Gregory W. Lee, “Mercy and Mass Incarceration: Augustinian Reflections on ‘The New Jim Crow’,” 192 – 223.

Issue 3

• Francis Caponi, “But mercy is above this sceptered sway: Mercy and Justice in Thomas Aquinas,” 327 – 347.
• Sean Hannan, Review of Eros and Self-Emptying: The Intersections of Augustine and Kierkegaard, by Lee C. Barrett, 398 – 399.
• Paul E. Walker, Review of Beyond the Qur’ān: Early Ismāʿīlī Taʾwīl and the Secrets of the Prophets, by David Hollenberg, 408 – 409

Issue 4

• Sean Hannan, Review of Life in the Spirit: Trinitarian Grammar and Pneumatic Community in Hegel and Augustine, by Douglas Finn, 564-565.
• Daniel Rynhold, Review of Maimonides between Philosophy and Halakhah: Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik’s Lectures on the Guide of the Perplexed, by Lawrence J. Kaplan, 578-579.
• Shalom Sadik, Review of Josef Albo on Free Choice: Exegetical Innovation in Medieval Jewish Philosophy, by Shira Weiss, 586-587.

The Thomist: A Speculative Quarterly Review, 82 (4 ipy)

Issue 1

• Paul A. Macdonald Jr., “Grounding Human Dignity and Rights: A Thomistic Response to Wolterstorff,” 1-35.
• Angela McKay Knobel, “Aquinas and Rights as Constraints,” 37-57.
• Brian T. Carl, “The Formal Constituent of the Divine Nature: In Peter Ledesma, John of St. Thomas, and Vincent Contenson,” 59-88.
• Domenic D’Ettore, “One Is in the Definition of All: The Renaissance Thomist Controversy Over a ‘Rule’ for Names Said by Analogy,” 89-111.
• Carl A. Vater, “The Role of the Virtus Formativa in St. Thomas Aquinas's Account of Embryogenesis,” 113-132.
• Paul Gondreau, Review of Master Thomas Aquinas and the Fullness of Life, by John F. Boyle, 140-142.
• E. Christian Brugger, Review of Thomas Aquinas on War and Peace, by Gregory M. Reichberg, 142-146.
• Dominic M. Langevin, O.P., Review of The Status of Eucharistic Accidents “sine subiecto”: An Historical Survey up to Thomas Aquinas and Selected Reactions, by Jörgen Vijgen, 146-151.
• Giuseppe Butera, Review of Thomas Aquinas on Persuasion: Action, Ends, and Natural Rhetoric, by Jeffrey Maciejewski, 154-156.

Issue 2

• Mark K. Spencer, “Beauty, First and Last of All the Transcendentals: Givenness and Aesthetic, Spiritual Perception in Thomism and Jean-Luc Marion,” 157-187.
• John M. Meinert, “Divine Exemplarity, Virtue, and Theodicy in Aquinas,” 235-262.
• Gregory Pine O.P., “Magnanimity and Humility according to St. Thomas Aquinas,” 263-286.
• Jamie Spiering, Review of Human Action in Thomas Aquinas, John Duns Scotus, & William of Ockham, by Thomas M. Osborne, Jr., 292-295.
• Michael A. Dauphinais, Review of Embracing Wisdom: The "Summa Theologiae" as Spiritual Pedagogy, by Gilles Mongeau, S.J., 303-308.
• Victor M. Salas, Review of Aquinas on the Metaphysics of the Hypostatic Union, by Michael Gorman, 309-313.
• J. Brian Benestad, Review of Justice as a Virtue: A Thomistic Perspective, by Jean Porter, 317-320.

Issue 3

• Turner C. Nevitt, “How to Be an Analytic Existential Thomist,” 321-352.
• Doyen Nguyen, “Why the Thomistic Defense of "Brain Death" Is Not Thomistic: An Analysis from the Perspectives of Classical Philosophy and Contemporary Biophilosophy,” 407-446.
• Gaven Kerr, “Design Arguments and Aquinas's Fifth Way,” 447-471.
• Jeffrey P. Hause, Review of Aquinas on Virtue: A Causal Reading, by Nicholas Austin, S.J., 488-491.
• Andrew Kim, Review of Thomas Aquinas on Moral Wrongdoing, by Colleen McCluskey, 491-495.

Issue 4: forthcoming

Tijdschrift voor Filosofie, 80 (4 ipy): NTR

Tópicos. Revista de Filosofia, 54, 55 (ipy varies)

Volume 54

• Ennio De Bellis, “Aspectos del debate sobre la causalidad del motor immóvil entre los siglos XV y XVI,” 47 – 60.
• Alonzo Loza Baltazar, “Sobre ‘el evento Agustín’ como un problema para la comprensión de la noción heideggeriana de Ereignis,” 237 – 261.

Volume 55: NTR

Topoi, 37 (1-2 ipy): NTR

Traditio, 73 (1 ipy)

• Julie Casteigt, “Metaphysics and Testimonial Knowledge in the Super Iohannem of Albert the Great,” 255-289.

Viator: Medieval and Renaissance Studies , 49 (3 ipy)

Issue 3

• Constant J. Mews, “The Diffusion of the De spiritu et anima and Cistercian Reflection on the Soul,” 297-330.

Vivarium, 56 (4 ipy)

Issue 1-2

• Wojciech Wciórka, “Necessity and Future-Dependence: ‘Ockhamist’ Accounts of Abraham’s Faith at Paris around 1200,” 1-46.
• Gloria Frost, “Aquinas’ Ontology of Transeunt Causal Activity,” 47-82.
• Aurora Panzica, “L’hypothèse de la cessation des mouvements célestes au XIV e siècle : Nicole Oresme, Jean Buridan et Albert de Saxe (The Hypothesis of the Cessation of Celestial Motion in the 14th Century: Nicole Oresme, John Buridan and Albert of Saxony),” 83-125.
• Chris Schabel, “Lucifer princeps tenebrarum … The Epistola Luciferi and Other Correspondence of the Cistercian Pierre Ceffons (fl. 1348-1353),” 126 -175.
• Domenic D’Ettore, “Dominic of Flanders’ Critique of John Duns Scotus’ Primary Argument for the Univocity of Being,” 176-199.

Issue 3-4

• Jacob Archambault, “Introduction: Consequences in Medieval Logic,” 201-221.
• Bianca Bosman, “The Roots of the Notion of Containment in Theories of Consequence: Boethius on Topics, Containment, and Consequences,” 222-240.
• Milo Crimi, “Formal and Material Consequences in Ockham and Buridan,” 241-271.
• Graziana Ciola, “Marsilius of Inghen on the Definition of consequentia,” 272-291.
• Jacob Archambault, “Consequence and Formality in the Logic of Walter Burley,” 292-319.
• Joke Spruyt, “Consequence and ‘Cause’: Thirteenth-Century Reflections on the Nature of Consequences,” 320-339.
• Christopher J. Martin, “The Theory of Natural Consequence,” 340-366.

Zygon: Journal of Religion and Science, 53 (4 ipy)

Issue 1: NTR

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