Authentic Metaphysics in an Age of Unreality Second Edition, Seco

In an age when appearances are often substituted for what really is, deception and falsity for honesty and truth, this metaphysics book takes things as they actually are and discovers that reality is actuality (which as subsistent is God), that philosophical knowledge in its content is caused by what is known and is objectively true. It considers goodness and beauty, human existents as individual, relational units (e.g., the family), agents and goals, chance and evil. It is in contrast with Sartrean existentialism, process philosophy, linguistic analysis, phenomenology, hermeneutics and deconstructionism.

The Authors: Leo Sweeney, S.J., is Research Professor of Philosophy at Loyola University in Chicago. He received his M.A. from St. Louis University and his Ph.D. from the University of Toronto. Dr. Sweeney is author of Metaphysics of Authentic Existentialism (1965), Infinity in the Presocratics (1972), Divine Infinity in Greek and Medieval Thought (Peter Lang, 1992), and Christian Philosophy: Greek, Medieval, Contemporary Developments (Peter Lang, Forthcoming). He is also the author of numerous articles in scholarly journals, and is editor of Infinity (1981) and four other volumes.
William J. Carrol (M.A. and Ph.D. Catholic University of America) is Vice President of Academic Affairs at Ohio Dominican College.
John J. Furlong (M.A. and Ph.D. Catholic University of America) is Director of Freshmen Studies and Professor of Philosophy at Transylvania University.