Developing the Lonergan Legacy: Historical, Theoretical, and Existential Issues

‘[Crowe] is a brilliant theologian whose research and interpretation in the field of Lonergan studies is unparalleled.’

Mark Doorley, Philosophy in Review/Comptes rendus philosophiques

‘Developing the Lonergan Legacy gives eminent testimony to Crowe’s refined elucidation of the inner dynamism of Lonergan’s thought and to the originality of Crowe’s own contribution within the world of Lonerganian and theological scholarship.’

James R. Pambrun, Theoforum

‘Crowe brings out subtle nuances in the development of [Lonergan’s] thought, and he creatively opens up new areas for the application of his work.’

John Sullivan, The Heythrop Journal

‘There is much in this collection that will prove rewarding, both to those new to Lonergan’s thought as well as to advanced scholars.’

Patrick H. Byrne, International Philosophical Quarterly

'Developing the Lonergan Legacy is an immensely valuable contribution to the understanding of Bernard Lonergan and the development of his key ideas. Frederick Crowe is an expert in this field and his scholarship is of exceptional quality. It is a real asset to have these essays together in one volume and to have previously unpublished work made available.'

Christine Jamieson, Department of Theological Studies, Concordia University

‘Virtually every page of Developing the Lonergan Legacy testifies to Frederick Crowe's masterful familiarity with the Lonergan corpus. One of the book's most important and individuating virtues is that it helps us appreciate the "arc" of Lonergan's thought – the long, complicated, and continual process of his intellectual evolution. Crowe's own graceful, discerning intelligence leads the reader to a deeper understanding of Lonergan's work and a richer appreciation of its explanatory power.’

Jerome Miller, Department of Philosophy, Salisbury University