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"One of the best contemporary writers on philosophy" National Review
"A terrific writer" Damian Thompson, Daily Telegraph
"Feser... has the rare and enviable gift of making philosophical argument compulsively readable" Sir Anthony Kenny, Times Literary Supplement
Selected for the First Things list of the 50 Best Blogs of 2010 (November 19, 2010)
About Me
- Edward Feser
- I am a writer and philosopher living in Los Angeles. I teach philosophy at Pasadena City College. My primary academic research interests are in the philosophy of mind, moral and political philosophy, and philosophy of religion. I also write on politics, from a conservative point of view; and on religion, from a traditional Roman Catholic perspective.
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Books by Edward Feser
- Immortal Souls: A Treatise on Human Nature
- All One in Christ: A Catholic Critique of Racism and Critical Race Theory
- Aristotle’s Revenge: The Metaphysical Foundations of Physical and Biological Science
- Five Proofs of the Existence of God
- By Man Shall His Blood Be Shed: A Catholic Defense of Capital Punishment (with Joseph M. Bessette)
- Neo-Scholastic Essays
- Scholastic Metaphysics: A Contemporary Introduction
- Aristotle on Method and Metaphysics
- Aquinas
- The Last Superstition: A Refutation of the New Atheism
- Locke
- The Cambridge Companion to Hayek
- Philosophy of Mind
- On Nozick
Articles by Edward Feser available online
Recommended philosophers' websites
- Alexander Bird
- Alexander Hall
- Alexander Pruss
- Alfred Freddoso
- Angus Menuge
- Brian Davies
- Brian Leftow
- Christopher Brown
- Christopher Martin
- Crawford Elder
- David Braine
- David Oderberg
- David Stove
- David Twetten
- Dennis Des Chene
- E. J. Lowe
- Eleonore Stump
- Francis Beckwith
- Gaven Kerr
- Gyula Klima
- Howard Robinson
- J. P. Moreland
- J. R. Lucas
- James F. Ross
- James Lennox
- John Haldane
- John Hawthorne
- Jonathan Sanford
- Joshua Hochschild
- Katherin Rogers
- Kathrin Koslicki
- Kit Fine
- Lloyd Gerson
- Lydia McGrew
- Mark Anderson
- Michael Gorman
- Michael Pakaluk
- Michael Rota
- Monte Ransome Johnson
- Nancy Cartwright
- Patrick Toner
- Paul Symington
- Robert Koons
- Roger Scruton
- Stephen Boulter
- Stephen Mumford
- Thomas Pink
- Timothy McGrew
- Timothy Pawl
- Travis Dumsday
- Tuomas Tahko
- Tyler McNabb
- Walter Ott
- William Jaworski
- William Lane Craig
- William Vallicella
Aristotelico-Thomism and Neo-Scholasticism: Online resources
- Actus Essendi
- Alan Aversa's Aristotelian Thomism Page
- Aristotelian philosophy of nature
- Center for Thomistic Studies
- Centre for Thomistic Studies (Australia)
- Classical Theism Forum
- Coalition for Thomism
- In medias PHIL
- Institute for the Study of Nature
- Ite ad Thomam
- Leo Elders Home Page
- Maritain Center online archive of Thomistic and Neo-Scholastic works
- Mortimer J. Adler Archive
- Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange: A Biographical Sketch
- Resources on Aristotelian Thomism
- Society for Aristotelian Studies
- St. Thomas Aquinas, Summa Contra Gentiles
- St. Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologiae
- Thomas Aquinas in English: A Bibliography
- Thomas International Project
- Thomistica.net
- Twenty-Four Thomistic Theses
News, politics, and culture
Catholic websites
- Big Pulpit
- Catholic Encyclopedia
- Catholic Herald
- Catholic World Report
- Crisis Magazine
- Edward Peters
- Fisheaters
- Fr. John Hunwicke
- Fr. John Zuhlsdorf
- Fr. Ray Blake
- FSSP
- Jimmy Akin
- Joseph Shaw
- Latin Mass magazine
- National Catholic Register
- Roman Theological Forum
- Rorate Caeli
- The Catholic Thing
- Una Voce America
- Vatican
Blogs
- American Catholic
- ArmaVirumque
- Bruce Charlton
- Daily Nous
- Dale Tuggy
- First Thoughts
- Hilary White
- Ignatius Press Insight Scoop
- Just Thomism
- Kausfiles
- Keith Burgess-Jackson
- Leslie Marsh
- Martin Cothran
- Matt and Madeleine Flannagan
- Mike Flynn
- On the Square
- Paul Adams
- Power Line
- Prosblogion
- Roger's Rules
- Siris
- Stacy Trasancos
- Taking Hayek Seriously
- The Corner
- The Smithy
- Victor Reppert
- What's Wrong with the World
- William M. Briggs
- Zippy Catholic
Fantastic news! Congratulations.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Dr. Feser! A distinguished status, enjoy the adventure of new discovery!
ReplyDeleteCongrats Ed! Hope your grandchild gets spoiled according to the virtuous mean!
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome, Dr. Feser. God bless your grandbaby, and may he or she be a saint!
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ReplyDeleteCongratulations! It seems just like yesterday when I discovered you and classical theism in general.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Prof Feser, sending prayers to you and your family. God bless you all.
ReplyDeleteAnd me, my grandson is three years old and my granddaughter is six months old. Some of my friends my age have grandchildren already going to school, but thank God, better late than never. Greetings from Croatia.
ReplyDeleteSuch happy news! All the best to you, your grandchild, and the rest of the family.
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ReplyDeleteMy most heartfelt congratulations to you and the fortunate parent Ed!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Ed!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! Although I've never met you, I've long pictured you as being too young to be a grandfather. Now I need to give my own kids a kick in the rear...
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ReplyDelete- JMM
Congrats!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to you and Rachel from Eileen and me! Please provide details. If it was a biblical birth report, it would read something like:
ReplyDelete"And Gemma conceived and bore a son, and named him Timothy, saying "This boy will surely fear God."
Thanks, Tim. It's a girl, actually!
DeleteCongratulations, Professor Feser! God bless your whole family 🙏
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Dr Feser!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Ed, to you and your family. This is a big day.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations and may your tribe continue to grow!
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ReplyDeleteDitto, Doc.
ReplyDeleteI remember reading about Gemma getting married, so I'm guessing she's the mom. I wish you all the best.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on becoming a grandfather! (Sorry that I don't have much else to post here. There was some error preventing my post from being published earlier...)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Ed!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI bet you can't wait for her to grow up enough so you can teach her about Aristotle and Aquinas — or to ask her about Zeno's paradox!
Btw, how does it feel to have the grandpa potency to be finally actualized?
What a blessing!
ReplyDeleteCongrats, Ed!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, and thanks to God for this blessing to the Feser family. Many a time I've been blessed to bear that facial expression you have and, I think, have felt what you're feeling in that photo.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations for being in such a per accidens causal chain!
ReplyDeleteCongrats, Ed!
ReplyDeleteSalute & Congrats to you Dr. Feser.
ReplyDeleteCongrats Prof!
ReplyDeleteThe gift of new life always renews one's vigour and hope. To quote a famous character, it reminds us that there is good in this world and it's worth fighting for.
Congratulations Prof.
I am sure you will make a grandfather.
Norm
Great* Grandfather
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! All the best to you, the mini-Feser, and your family. May God's grace be upon you one & all.
ReplyDeleteCONGRATULATIONS! YOU ARE ONCE AGAIN ON THE PRECIPICE OF TOLERANCE! :) tolerance is an ethical concept which must have criteria governing its appropriate application. The Catholic Stand has an interesting article on the latter, not, necessarily, the interface of grandparenthood. Have a beautiful fun holding that bundle of joy!
ReplyDeleteMy brother became a father for the first time two weeks ago. Babies tend to bring joy and happiness wherever the are present.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!!! May God bless her and your entire family.
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ReplyDeleteLovely. Congratulations.
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Congratulations :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely photo! I just came across your blog today. Congratulations! Warm greetings from a retired lady living in Montreal, Canada.
ReplyDeleteYou look worried!
ReplyDeleteDon't be!
It's going to be a rollercoaster, but in the end everything will be allright!
Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! Will you start teaching her about the 5 ways when she is little or are you going to be patients and wait till she is 6 years old or something 😅
ReplyDeleteVery nice to see this!
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ReplyDeleteCongrats Dr. Feser!! God bless you!
ReplyDeleteI doff an aged, tattered, but most respectful hat; all my rosiest congratulations from here in Oxford! Hope mother and baby girl are doing splendidly!
ReplyDeleteI was just discussing with my room mate today, I tend to share a lot of Prof's post, so my roomate remarked, he is just so intellectually gifted, he could have easily chased power all his life.
ReplyDeleteBut he chose what matters the most in this world , Faith and Family.
And that is why I make sure to share his thoughts with people and give him credit.
Congratulations! Being a grandfather is a sweet experience. I know it well!
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