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101. Spiritual and Sensuous

Author

Boyd Taylor Coolman

Abstract

Drawing on Scripture, as well as early and medieval sources of various types (e.g. bishops, monks, and scholars), this chapter speculates on the possible place of spiritual perception in the experience of beatitude. More precisely, it asks what possible role there might be for the existence and activity in the next life of the human sensorium, that is, the capacity for perception that in this life most typically occurs through the five physical senses. It argues that there is a robust and venerable Christian tradition of speculation, as well as Christological and anthropological bases, that warrants the claim that beatitude may well be an experience that is, paradoxically, both spiritual and sensuous.

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2022
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109. Gestimmtheit: attunement as a description of the nature-grace relationship in Rahner's theology

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Coolman, Boyd Taylor

Subjects
Grace (Theology) -- Analysis, Philosophy and religion, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Analysis, Religious aspects
Abstract

Karl Rahner uses the language of attunement (Gestimmtheit) in his Christology and in his theological anthropology to describe human nature's relationship to grace. An analysis of this term' s use prior to Rahner, especially in the thought of Martin Heidegger, illuminates the meaning of this key term in Rahner's thought., IN HIS PREFACE TO THE ENGLISH TRANSLATION of the second edition of Karl Rahner's Horer des Wortes, (1) J. B. Metz summarizes Rahner's thesis: the human person is that being [...]

Published
2009

113. THE MEDIEVAL AFFECTIVE DIONYSIAN TRADITION

Author

Coolman, Boyd Taylor

Subjects
Philosophy and religion
Abstract

To purchase or authenticate to the full-text of this article, please visit this link: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1468-0025.2008.00489.x Byline: BOYD TAYLOR COOLMAN (1) Abstract: Abstract Thomas Gallus is often credited with introducing an affective innovation in medieval reception of Dionysius. While desire is not absent from the CD, no form of human affectivity plays an explicit role in Moses' ascent to union with God in the darkness of unknowing, as described in the MT. With Gallus, however, after all knowledge fails, union occurs through love. This innovation was influential, shaping subsequent interpretations of the CD, such as The Cloud of Unknowing. Yet, the subtle interplay of love and knowledge and the complex conception of love's own cognition of God in Gallus' theology were not generally retained by those whom he influenced. Author Affiliation: (1)Department of Theology, Boston College, 21 Campanella Way, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467, USAcoolman@bc.edu

Published
2008

114. Hugh of St. Victor on 'Jesus wept': compassion as ideal humanitas

Author

Coolman, Boyd Taylor

Subjects
Theologians -- Works -- Criticism and interpretation -- Analysis -- Religious aspects, Philosophy and religion, Criticism and interpretation, Analysis, Works, Religious aspects
Abstract

In his brief, On the Four Wills in Christ, Hugh of St. Victor (d. 1141) offers a carefully nuanced depiction of Jesus' human nature that showcases his human capacity for compassion. Hugh is keen, however, not only to underscore Jesus' human capacity for compassion but also to identify such fellow-feeling as the signature attribute of ideal human nature. Accordingly, one finds throughout the Victorine's corpus that, on this christological basis, Hugh advocates an ethic of compassion for human beings generally., TOWARD THE END OF THE ELEVENTH CENTURY, interest in the humanity of Jesus surged markedly throughout Europe. Poets, preachers, artists, and monks, in places such as London, Paris, and Rome, [...]

Published
2008

116. Sensus Christi

Author

Boyd Taylor Coolman

Subjects
media_common.quotation_subject, Sensibility, Art, Theology, media_common
Abstract

This chapter offers a modest proposal for resisting the ‘pornifying’ tendencies of contemporary Western culture. More precisely, it suggests that a certain set of liturgical and sacramental practices might help to facilitate the acquisition of a counter-sensibility, in relation to the perception of bodies, that is not only opposed to a pornographic sensibility but aims to transform the ‘pornographic gaze’ into a properly human sensorium capable of the fullest possible perception of others in their spiritual and physical dimensions. This approach is profoundly Christological and incarnational in that it focuses on the liturgical experience of and sacramental union with Christ, precisely in his own embodied reality and as depicted in his exposed and vulnerable nakedness on the Cross.

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2020
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122. Walter Burley

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Gensler, Marek, primary, Brower-Toland, Susan, additional, Lagerlund, Henrik, additional, Kelsay, John, additional, Pink, Thomas, additional, Hoffmann, Tobias, additional, Brumberg-Chaumont, Julie, additional, Lahey, Stephen E., additional, Longeway, John L., additional, Witt, Jeffrey C., additional, Teske S.J., Roland J., additional, Coolman, Boyd Taylor, additional, Cameron, Margaret, additional, and Brown, Stephen F., additional

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2011
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123. William of Sherwood

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Gensler, Marek, primary, Brower-Toland, Susan, additional, Lagerlund, Henrik, additional, Kelsay, John, additional, Pink, Thomas, additional, Hoffmann, Tobias, additional, Brumberg-Chaumont, Julie, additional, Lahey, Stephen E., additional, Longeway, John L., additional, Witt, Jeffrey C., additional, Teske S.J., Roland J., additional, Coolman, Boyd Taylor, additional, Cameron, Margaret, additional, and Brown, Stephen F., additional

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2011
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124. William Arnaud

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Gensler, Marek, primary, Brower-Toland, Susan, additional, Lagerlund, Henrik, additional, Kelsay, John, additional, Pink, Thomas, additional, Hoffmann, Tobias, additional, Brumberg-Chaumont, Julie, additional, Lahey, Stephen E., additional, Longeway, John L., additional, Witt, Jeffrey C., additional, Teske S.J., Roland J., additional, Coolman, Boyd Taylor, additional, Cameron, Margaret, additional, and Brown, Stephen F., additional

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2011
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125. William of Auvergne

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Gensler, Marek, primary, Brower-Toland, Susan, additional, Lagerlund, Henrik, additional, Kelsay, John, additional, Pink, Thomas, additional, Hoffmann, Tobias, additional, Brumberg-Chaumont, Julie, additional, Lahey, Stephen E., additional, Longeway, John L., additional, Witt, Jeffrey C., additional, Teske S.J., Roland J., additional, Coolman, Boyd Taylor, additional, Cameron, Margaret, additional, and Brown, Stephen F., additional

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2011
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126. Walter of Bruges

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Gensler, Marek, primary, Brower-Toland, Susan, additional, Lagerlund, Henrik, additional, Kelsay, John, additional, Pink, Thomas, additional, Hoffmann, Tobias, additional, Brumberg-Chaumont, Julie, additional, Lahey, Stephen E., additional, Longeway, John L., additional, Witt, Jeffrey C., additional, Teske S.J., Roland J., additional, Coolman, Boyd Taylor, additional, Cameron, Margaret, additional, and Brown, Stephen F., additional

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2011
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127. William of Ockham

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Gensler, Marek, primary, Brower-Toland, Susan, additional, Lagerlund, Henrik, additional, Kelsay, John, additional, Pink, Thomas, additional, Hoffmann, Tobias, additional, Brumberg-Chaumont, Julie, additional, Lahey, Stephen E., additional, Longeway, John L., additional, Witt, Jeffrey C., additional, Teske S.J., Roland J., additional, Coolman, Boyd Taylor, additional, Cameron, Margaret, additional, and Brown, Stephen F., additional

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2011
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128. William of Luna

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Gensler, Marek, primary, Brower-Toland, Susan, additional, Lagerlund, Henrik, additional, Kelsay, John, additional, Pink, Thomas, additional, Hoffmann, Tobias, additional, Brumberg-Chaumont, Julie, additional, Lahey, Stephen E., additional, Longeway, John L., additional, Witt, Jeffrey C., additional, Teske S.J., Roland J., additional, Coolman, Boyd Taylor, additional, Cameron, Margaret, additional, and Brown, Stephen F., additional

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2011
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129. Weakness of Will

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Gensler, Marek, primary, Brower-Toland, Susan, additional, Lagerlund, Henrik, additional, Kelsay, John, additional, Pink, Thomas, additional, Hoffmann, Tobias, additional, Brumberg-Chaumont, Julie, additional, Lahey, Stephen E., additional, Longeway, John L., additional, Witt, Jeffrey C., additional, Teske S.J., Roland J., additional, Coolman, Boyd Taylor, additional, Cameron, Margaret, additional, and Brown, Stephen F., additional

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2011
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130. Walter Chatton

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Gensler, Marek, primary, Brower-Toland, Susan, additional, Lagerlund, Henrik, additional, Kelsay, John, additional, Pink, Thomas, additional, Hoffmann, Tobias, additional, Brumberg-Chaumont, Julie, additional, Lahey, Stephen E., additional, Longeway, John L., additional, Witt, Jeffrey C., additional, Teske S.J., Roland J., additional, Coolman, Boyd Taylor, additional, Cameron, Margaret, additional, and Brown, Stephen F., additional

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2011
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131. William of Conches

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Gensler, Marek, primary, Brower-Toland, Susan, additional, Lagerlund, Henrik, additional, Kelsay, John, additional, Pink, Thomas, additional, Hoffmann, Tobias, additional, Brumberg-Chaumont, Julie, additional, Lahey, Stephen E., additional, Longeway, John L., additional, Witt, Jeffrey C., additional, Teske S.J., Roland J., additional, Coolman, Boyd Taylor, additional, Cameron, Margaret, additional, and Brown, Stephen F., additional

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2011
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132. War (Just War, Holy War)

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Gensler, Marek, primary, Brower-Toland, Susan, additional, Lagerlund, Henrik, additional, Kelsay, John, additional, Pink, Thomas, additional, Hoffmann, Tobias, additional, Brumberg-Chaumont, Julie, additional, Lahey, Stephen E., additional, Longeway, John L., additional, Witt, Jeffrey C., additional, Teske S.J., Roland J., additional, Coolman, Boyd Taylor, additional, Cameron, Margaret, additional, and Brown, Stephen F., additional

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2011
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133. Wyclif, John

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Gensler, Marek, primary, Brower-Toland, Susan, additional, Lagerlund, Henrik, additional, Kelsay, John, additional, Pink, Thomas, additional, Hoffmann, Tobias, additional, Brumberg-Chaumont, Julie, additional, Lahey, Stephen E., additional, Longeway, John L., additional, Witt, Jeffrey C., additional, Teske S.J., Roland J., additional, Coolman, Boyd Taylor, additional, Cameron, Margaret, additional, and Brown, Stephen F., additional

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2011
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134. Wylton, Thomas

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Gensler, Marek, primary, Brower-Toland, Susan, additional, Lagerlund, Henrik, additional, Kelsay, John, additional, Pink, Thomas, additional, Hoffmann, Tobias, additional, Brumberg-Chaumont, Julie, additional, Lahey, Stephen E., additional, Longeway, John L., additional, Witt, Jeffrey C., additional, Teske S.J., Roland J., additional, Coolman, Boyd Taylor, additional, Cameron, Margaret, additional, and Brown, Stephen F., additional

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2011
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135. Will, Weakness of

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Gensler, Marek, primary, Brower-Toland, Susan, additional, Lagerlund, Henrik, additional, Kelsay, John, additional, Pink, Thomas, additional, Hoffmann, Tobias, additional, Brumberg-Chaumont, Julie, additional, Lahey, Stephen E., additional, Longeway, John L., additional, Witt, Jeffrey C., additional, Teske S.J., Roland J., additional, Coolman, Boyd Taylor, additional, Cameron, Margaret, additional, and Brown, Stephen F., additional

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2011
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136. Will

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Gensler, Marek, primary, Brower-Toland, Susan, additional, Lagerlund, Henrik, additional, Kelsay, John, additional, Pink, Thomas, additional, Hoffmann, Tobias, additional, Brumberg-Chaumont, Julie, additional, Lahey, Stephen E., additional, Longeway, John L., additional, Witt, Jeffrey C., additional, Teske S.J., Roland J., additional, Coolman, Boyd Taylor, additional, Cameron, Margaret, additional, and Brown, Stephen F., additional

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2011
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137. William Heytesbury

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Gensler, Marek, primary, Brower-Toland, Susan, additional, Lagerlund, Henrik, additional, Kelsay, John, additional, Pink, Thomas, additional, Hoffmann, Tobias, additional, Brumberg-Chaumont, Julie, additional, Lahey, Stephen E., additional, Longeway, John L., additional, Witt, Jeffrey C., additional, Teske S.J., Roland J., additional, Coolman, Boyd Taylor, additional, Cameron, Margaret, additional, and Brown, Stephen F., additional

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2011
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147. LOVE SATURATED GOD-CONSCIOUSNESS IN THOMAS GALLUS AND BERNARD LONERGAN.

Author

COOLMAN, BOYD TAYLOR and STEICHEN, JOHN

Subjects
CHICKENS, THEOLOGIANS
Abstract

This article deploys the notion of mystical «consciousness» (rather than «experience») to probe the striking similarities, as well as the important differences between two Christian theologians separated by more than seven centuries: the medieval, Victorine theologian, Thomas Gallus (d. 1246) and the modern, Jesuit theologian, Bernard Lonergan (d. 1984). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022

148. The Summa Halensis: Sources and Context

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Lydia Schumacher, Aaron Gies, Mark Edwards, Richard Cross, Johannes Zachhuber, Catherine Kavanagh, Amos Bertolacci, Aaron Canty, Andrew V. Rosato, Boyd Taylor Coolman, Ayelet Even-Ezra, Stephen F. Brown, Neslihan Senocak, Sophie Delmas, Lesley Smith, and Giles Gasper

Subjects
History, Context (language use), Epistemology
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2020
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149. Anatomy-guided Inverse-phase-encoding Registration Method for Correcting Susceptibility Artifacts in Sub-millimeter fMRI

Author

H. Boyd Taylor, Son Lam Phung, Soan Thi Minh Duong, Abdesselam Bouzerdoum, Mark M. Schira, and Alexander M. Puckett

Subjects
Echo-planar imaging, Artifact (error), medicine.diagnostic_test, Computer science, business.industry, Phase (waves), Image registration, Magnetic resonance imaging, Regularization (mathematics), Image (mathematics), Encoding (memory), medicine, Computer vision, Artificial intelligence, business
Abstract

Echo planar imaging (EPI) is a fast and non-invasive magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) technique that supports data acquisition at spatial and temporal resolutions suitable for brain function studies. However, susceptibility artifacts are unavoidable distortions in EPI. These distortions are especially strong in high spatial resolution images and can lead to misrepresentation of brain function in fMRI experiments. A common method for correcting susceptibility artifacts is based on a registration scheme which uses two EPI images acquired using identical sequences but with inverse phase-encoding (PE) directions. In this paper, we present a new method for correcting susceptibility artifacts by integrating a T1-weighted (T1w) image into the inverse-PE based registration, since the T1w structural image is considered as a ground-truth measurement of the brain. Furthermore, the T1w image is used as a criterion to select automatically the regularization parameters of the proposed image registration. Evaluations on two high-resolution EPI-fMRI datasets, acquired at 3T and 7T scanners, confirm that the proposed method provides more robust and sharper corrections and runs faster compared with two other state-of-the-art inverse-PE based susceptibility artifact correction methods, i.e. HySCO and TOPUP.

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2019
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150. Influences on Early Creativity: Examining the Role of Affect, Movement and Autonomy During Play on Divergent Thinking Skills of Preschool Children

Author

Boyd, Taylor S.

Subjects
Creativity, Affect, Play, Movement, education, Psychology, Preschool, Autonomy
Abstract

Play provides children an opportunity to practice cognitive and affective processes which are important in creativity. Studies have found that during play, children who display positive emotions, are physically active and play by themselves tend to demonstrate higher creativity. In the present study, the researcher observed fifteen preschool children to record their independence, affect and physical movement during free play. In addition, one adult from each classroom rated of each child’s general affect. Next, participants completed two versions of an Alternate Uses Task assessing divergent thinking skills: one standard version in which participants verbally indicated multiple uses for an object presented by the researcher, and one embodied version in which they could physically manipulate the object while they generated their responses. Results indicated preschoolers provided a significantly greater number of responses on the embodied Alternate Uses Task (M = 3.64, SD = 2.34) than on the standard Alternate Uses Task (M = 2.45, SD = 1.81), t(10) = -.67, p = .05, d = -.69. Furthermore, children’s general positive affect as rated by their ECE was a significant predictor of children’ fluency scores on the Alternate Uses Task, ß = .60, t(10) = 2.26, p = .05, and accounted for 36% (R2 = .36) of the variance in fluency scores. These results indicate that physical movement during a creative thinking task and general positive happiness facilitates a greater number of responses. Results are discussed in the context of the classroom.

Published
2019

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