Edward P Mahoney, Professor Emeritus editOffice Location: 201J West Duke Building
Office Phone: +1 919-660-3061, +1 919-660-3050
Fax: (919) 660-3060
Email Address:
Web Page: http://www.duke.edu/~jmems/cmrs/
- Specialties:
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Political Philosophy
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- Research Interests:
- Edward P. Mahoney (M.A. Political Science,
1960; Ph.D. 1966, Columbia) has held
fellowships from the National Endowment for
the Humanities, and the John S. Guggenheim
Foundation and he was a Fulbright Teaching
Fellow at the University of Rome. His interests
are late ancient philosophy; medieval and
Renaissance philosophy and science; and
political philosophy. He is the editor of
Medieval Aspects of Renaissance
Learning
(Duke University Press, 1974) and
Philosophy
and Humanism (Columbia University
Press,
1976). He has published articles in Archiv
für
Geschichte der Philosophie,
Franciscan
Studies, Journal of the History of
Philosophy,
Journal of the History of Ideas,
Review of
Metaphysics and other journals. His recent
publications include studies on "the Great
Chain of Being" critiques of Aristotle, and late
medieval psychology. He has been a visiting
professor at the University of California at Los
Angeles and The Catholic University of
America. He is a former President of the
Society for Medieval and Renaissance
Philosophy.
- Areas of Interest:
- Late Ancient Philosophy,
Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy and Science,
Political Philosophy,
Philosophical Psychology
- Recent Publications
(More Publications)
- E.P. Mahoney. "Some Late Medieval and Renaissance Philosophers on Aristotle." (Submitted, submitted).
- E.P. Mahoney. From the Medievals to the Early Moderns: Links Between Medieval, Renaissance and Early Modern Philosophy. finishing.
- E.P. Mahoney. ""Agostino Nifo"." Revised New Catholic Encyclopedia, Vol. 10. Detroit: Thomson/Gale; Washington, D.C.: Catholic University of America Press,
2003. 391.
- E.P. Mahoney. ""Aristotle and Some Late Medieval and Renaissance Philosophers"." The Impact of Aristotelianism on Modern Philosophy. Ed. Riccardo Pozzo. Washington, D.C.: The Catholic University of America Press,
2003. 1-34.
- E.P. Mahoney. "Marsilio Ficino and Ralph Cudworth on the Great Chain of Being." (Accepted, paper accepted). Accepted for publication in the Acts of a conference on Renaissance Platonism and Cambridge Platonism held in Florence October 2001