Reading Aquinas as a Theologian: The Hermeneutics of some Medievalists Old and New

Denis J.M. Bradley, a long-time member of the Philosophy Department at Georgetown University, and, formerly, a Fellow of the American Academy in Rome, received his BA from the Assumption University of Windsor, MA from the University of Chicago, and PhD from the University of Toronto. He has written numerous articles on the Stoic elements found in Clement of Alexandria, the history of the faith-reason problematic in the Middle Ages, Thomistic ethics and metaphysics and the relationship of the latter to post-Kantian transcendental philosophy, philosophical pluralism; and a book, Aquinas on the Twofold Human Good: Reason and Human Happiness in Aquinas‘s Moral Science (Catholic University of America Press, 1997). He can be reached by email at bradleyd@georgetown.edu.