| Intellectof some metaphysic or other." - Joseph Maréchal, S. J. [3] The present widespread interest in theIntellect, 71:being recoverable at will. Father Joseph Maréchal in his notable book points out that: "...theIntellect, 71:of possible and real." (Italics by A.A.B.) - Maréchal, Joseph, S. J., Studies in the Psychology ofIntellect, 98:of the personality to the higher impulses. Dr. Maréchal expresses the Christian intention alongIntellect, 98:notes of Christian asceticism and mysticism." - Maréchal, Joseph, S. J., Studies in the PsychologyIntellect, 106:attention. It is interesting to note what Father Maréchal says in this connection. He points outIntellect, 106:the true or false perception of the real." - Maréchal, Joseph, S. J., Studies in the Psychology ofIntellect, 162:endeavor to function as mental beings. Father Maréchal, in Studies in the Psychology of theIntellect, 162:of the knowing subject and the object." - Maréchal, Joseph, S. J., Studies in the Psychology of theIntellect, 190:His Becoming, pages 956, 258, 259, 260. Father Maréchal tells us that the "...psychologicalIntellect, 190:of meditation itself, make but one thing..." - Maréchal, Joseph, S. J., Studies in the Psychology |
