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Maritain, Jacques

Jacques Maritain, 1882-1973. French Catholic philosopher, the leading 20th-century interpreter of Aquinas. His primary legacy is in moral and political philosophy, and he was a co-author of the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

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• - Includes the content of four lectures on the subject of the Philosophy of History given by Jacques Maritain.
  
• - Institute dedicated to the philosopher, at this Indiana school. Includes extensive online texts, archive information.
  
• - Article by Bernard Doering in the Summer 2002 issue of CrossCurrents.
  
• - An article by Eduardo J. Echeverria published in Markets and Morality in 2001.
  
• - Organization dedicated to philosophy, with an emphasis on this neo-Thomistic thinker. Organizational information, events.
  
• - Intellectual profile by E.J. Borich.
  
• - Concise biography of this French philosopher.
  
• - A student paper by Martin Luther King Jr. on this Catholic scholar, from a course on Christian Social Philosophy.
  
  

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