His principal writings include Kant's Treatment of Causality (1924); Reason and Intuition (1941); The Fundamental Questions of Philosophy (1951); Ethics (1953); and Non-Linguistic Philosophy (1968).
Among his principal writings were the romantic Book of the Lover and the Beloved, Blanquerna, and Book of the Order of Chivalry.
Among Blondel's principal writings are La Pensée, 2 vol. (1934; "Thought"), and Exigences philosophiques du Christianisme (1950; "Philosophical Demands of Christianity").
His principal relevant writings are listed in the bibliography.
Mr. Rangel had joined the Ways and Means Committee, the principal tax-writing body of Congress, in 1974.
According to reports filed with the Federal Election Commission, the 56 members of the two principal tax-writing committees raised $19.8 million in campaign receipts in 1985 compared with $9.9 million in 1983, a comparable non-election year.
In his principal ascetical-moral writings, Concerning the Dogma of Redemption (the English version appearing in The Constructive Quarterly, 1919) and "Essay on the Orthodox Christian Catechism" (1924), he relegated Christ's work to the level of ethical symbolism that would inspire Christian dedication to a moral life.
The principal work among his many writings, which were inspired by the mystics St. Bernard of Clairvaux, Johann Tauler, and Thomas à Kempis, is Vier Bücher vom wahren Christentum (1605 09; "Four Books on True Christianity").
C. 808 Swabia, Germany August 18, 849 Reichenau, Germany Walafrid Strabo, (born c. 808, Swabia died Aug. 18, 849, Reichenau, Franconia [now in Germany]), Benedictine abbot, theologian, and poet whose Latin writings were the principal exemplar of German Carolingian culture.
Walafrid Strabo, (born c. 808, Swabia died Aug. 18, 849, Reichenau, Franconia [now in Germany]), Benedictine abbot, theologian, and poet whose Latin writings were the principal exemplar of German Carolingian culture.
The book was a study of alienation as glimpsed through the lives and writings of some of the principal intellectual figures of the 20th century.
