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Contributors include Lorenzo Albacete (Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico), Jorge Mario Bergoglio (Cardinal Archbishop of Buenos Aires), Remi Brague (Universite La Sorbonne, Paris), Carlo Caffarra (Archbishop of Ferrara-Comacchio), Ralph Del Colle (Marquette University), Ravan Farh di (United Nations), Giorgio Feliciani (Catholic University of Sacred Heart, Milan), Neil Gillman (Jewish Theological Seminary, NY), David J. Horowitz (DHMA Inc, NY), Rodney Howsare (DeSales University), Nikolaus Lobkowicz (Catholic University of Eichstatt), Gilbert C. Meilaender (Valparaiso University, Chile), John O'Connor (Cardinal Archbishop of New York), Marc Ouellet (Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity),Javier Prades (Theological Faculty, San Damaso, Madrid), David L. Schindler (John Paul II Institute, Washington, DC), Angelo Scola (Pontifical Lateran University, Rome), J. Francis Stafford (Pontifical Council for the Laity), Shingen Takagi (Koyasan University, Japan), and Michale Waldstein (Internationales Theologisches Institut fur Studien zu Ehe und Familie, Gaming, Austria).

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An in-depth discussion of some of the most important works by Luigi Giussani, showing the effect his "generative thought" solicits in thinkers of different backgrounds, temperaments, intellectual motivations and concerns.

Reviews

"A considerable contribution to religion and theology, if only to introduce Giussani to the English speaking world. It will provide a valuable guide to understanding Giussani's nuanced writings." Archie Spencer, John H. Pickford Chair in Theology, Associated Canadian Theological Schools at Trinity Western University "The scholarship of this work is quite high. Elisa Buzzi's contribution is immeasurable and the quality of the authors assembled is priceless." Christophe Potworowski, president, Newman Theological College