Developing the Lonergan Legacy: Historical, Theoretical, and Existential Themes Book

1	Lonergan's vocation as a Christian thinker	3
2	From Kerygma to inculturation : the odyssey of gospel meaning	21
3	Insight : Genesis and ongoing context	32
4	The spectrum of 'communication' in Lonergan	53
5	'All my work has been introducing history into Catholic theology'	78
6	Lonergan's universalist view of religion	111
7	The genus 'Lonergan and ...' and feminism	142
8	Lonergan's search for foundations : the early years, 1940-1959	164
9	School without graduates : the Ignatian spiritual exercises	197
10	The relevance of Newman to contemporary theology	213
11	Lonergan and how to live our lives	228
12	The Ignatian spiritual exercises and Jesuit spirituality	242
13	Linking the splintered disciplines : ideas from Lonergan	252
14	Law and insight	267
15	The magisterium as pupil : the learning teacher	283
16	'The spirit and I' at prayer	294
17	Why we have to die	304
18	Rhyme and reason : on Lonergan's foundations for works of the spirit	314
19	For inserting a new question (26A) in the Pars prima	332
20	The future : charting the unknown with Lonergan	347
	The writings of Frederick E. Crowe	369