The Philosophy of Gabriel Marcel Sheed and graces of that office

and graces of that office

Jacques Maritain (1882–1973)

” (Albert Beguin)

and his abiding concern that others might also discover the wisdom he has come to know and love

adds a necessary complement to the broad yet narrow vision of the present age

The Philosophy of Gabriel Marcel Sheed and graces of that officeBy Kenneth T. Gallagher The Philosophy of Gabriel Marcel A paradox resides at the heart of the philosophy of Gabriel Marcel. That paradox, writes Kenneth T. Gallagher, is this: Elusiveness is an essential constituent of his thought, and any exposition which sought to eliminate it would be self defeating. Any competent and coherent study of Marcels thought requires a deep dive into this paradox in order to locate its source and thus realize its