In this Studies article from 1960, author Neil Hurley delves into what he considers the ‘social philosophy’ of renowned Golden Age actor and filmmaker Charlie Chaplin. Discussing Chaplin’s impoverished beginnings, Hurley projects the lifelong impact… Read the Article »Charlie Chaplin’s ‘Social Philosophy’
In this article from 1967, William (Bill) Johnston, SJ, discusses Christian and Western attitudes towards Zen Buddhism, Jungian analysis of Western attempts to adopt Zen philosophies and practices, and the potential for fruitful dialogue between… Read the Article »Zen and the West
In March of 1959, French author and philosopher Gabriel Marcel gave a paper to the Pax Romana Society of University College, Dublin where he explored what humanity could – and should – expect both of… Read the Article »Gabriel Marcel on ‘What Can One Expect of Philosophy?’