Scope and Contents Edward Amend's papers relate primarily to his own research in the area of religion as well as material related to the courses that he taught. His research centered on commonalities between St. Augustine and Jean-Jacques Rousseau; the relationship between religion and modern literature; and death and dying. Some of his research material extends back to the time of his study at the University of Chicago. Folders relating to a specific course may include teaching material from other courses....

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Dr. Hallberg's papers consist solely of classroom material, such as study packets, syllabi, and tests.

Scope and Contents Portions of these papers relating to the collection of essays, A Faith in Reason, were acquired from Professor Scott Cawelti after the book was published. The collection of photocopied Obiter Scripta columns, assembled for the production of the book, is probably very close to being complete. Professor Fox used these columns to express frequently controversial views on wide variety of both college and public issues....

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These files were accumulated primarily during the time when Thomas Thompson (1924-2016) was head of the Department of Philosophy and Religion.