Jeremy D Wilkins
Biographic Data
| ID | 1430737 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jeremy D Wilkins |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jeremy D |
| FAMILY NAME | Wilkins |
| SIGNATURE | WILKINS J D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Emory University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3160-8567 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Meeting men’s mental health needs during Covid-19 and beyond
Dialectic and Transposition
Lonergan’s well-known student Robert Doran has proposed to ‘transpose’ the concepts of Scholastic theology by identifying them with putatively corresponding elements within consciousness. This article suggests that Doran’s method rests on a dubious exegesis of Lonergan, is involved in philosophic confusion, and does not seem a viable way to achieve the desired results. Lonergan himself proposed and practised a different solution: his dialectical …
Women fear the law more than abusers
Little is known about how perceptions of government affects women’s views of violence against women. This qualitative study examines women’s perceptions of violence against women laws and trust in the health and legal sector response in São Paulo State, Brazil. Thirty interviews with female residents of Santo André, 18 years and older, were audio recorded, transcribed, coded, and analyzed for themes using MAXQDA12 software. All women were familia…
He said he was going to kill me
This article uses a case study design to explore attempted intimate femicide in metropolitan São Paulo, Brazil. We conducted 30 in-depth interviews with adult women on community and personal relationship experiences, health-care services, and national legislation about violence against women. Through a thorough transcript review, we identified two participants, Maria* and Raquel*, whose intimate partners attempted to kill them. We used a modified…
The relationship between the Maria da Penha Law and intimate partner violence in two Brazilian states
The Maria da Penha Law increased attention and resources for VAW response and prevention; however, its true impact remains unmeasured. Our data suggest a need for regular, systematic collection of comparable population-based data to accurately estimate the true prevalence of IPV in Brazil. Furthermore, such data may inform policy and program planning to address specific needs across diverse settings including rural and urban communities. If routi…
Gratitude and Clarifications
(Mis)reading Lonergan's Way to Nicea
This article examines Jane Barter Moulaison's critique of Bernard Lonergan's The Way to Nicea, and proposes a more generous interpretation of his project. Barter Moulaison's critique rests upon a misreading of Lonergan. She conceives of doctrine as a liturgical distillation of Christian narrative, but he understands the Nicene homoousion as a shift toward systematic meaning in the expression of Christian teaching. This shift presupposes a Christi…
Grace and Growth
Thomas Aquinas's theory of habitual grace rests on a generically metaphysical account of the faculties of the soul and of the natural and supernatural habits that perfect them. Bernard Lonergan opened up fruitful avenues for rethinking nature, grace, and virtue in a developmental perspective. His intentionality analysis transposes the conception of human nature; the dynamic state of being in love transposes sanctifying grace; the development of s…
He said he was going to kill me
This article uses a case study design to explore attempted intimate femicide in metropolitan São Paulo, Brazil. We conducted 30 in-depth interviews with adult women on community and personal relationship experiences, health-care services, and national legislation about violence against women. Through a thorough transcript review, we identified two participants, Maria* and Raquel*, whose intimate partners attempted to kill them. We used a modified…
Grace and Growth
Thomas Aquinas's theory of habitual grace rests on a generically metaphysical account of the faculties of the soul and of the natural and supernatural habits that perfect them. Bernard Lonergan opened up fruitful avenues for rethinking nature, grace, and virtue in a developmental perspective. His intentionality analysis transposes the conception of human nature; the dynamic state of being in love transposes sanctifying grace; the development of s…
Gratitude and Clarifications
(Mis)reading Lonergan's Way to Nicea
This article examines Jane Barter Moulaison's critique of Bernard Lonergan's The Way to Nicea, and proposes a more generous interpretation of his project. Barter Moulaison's critique rests upon a misreading of Lonergan. She conceives of doctrine as a liturgical distillation of Christian narrative, but he understands the Nicene homoousion as a shift toward systematic meaning in the expression of Christian teaching. This shift presupposes a Christi…
The relationship between the Maria da Penha Law and intimate partner violence in two Brazilian states
The Maria da Penha Law increased attention and resources for VAW response and prevention; however, its true impact remains unmeasured. Our data suggest a need for regular, systematic collection of comparable population-based data to accurately estimate the true prevalence of IPV in Brazil. Furthermore, such data may inform policy and program planning to address specific needs across diverse settings including rural and urban communities. If routi…
He said he was going to kill me
This article uses a case study design to explore attempted intimate femicide in metropolitan São Paulo, Brazil. We conducted 30 in-depth interviews with adult women on community and personal relationship experiences, health-care services, and national legislation about violence against women. Through a thorough transcript review, we identified two participants, Maria* and Raquel*, whose intimate partners attempted to kill them. We used a modified…
Dialectic and Transposition
Lonergan’s well-known student Robert Doran has proposed to ‘transpose’ the concepts of Scholastic theology by identifying them with putatively corresponding elements within consciousness. This article suggests that Doran’s method rests on a dubious exegesis of Lonergan, is involved in philosophic confusion, and does not seem a viable way to achieve the desired results. Lonergan himself proposed and practised a different solution: his dialectical …
Women fear the law more than abusers
Little is known about how perceptions of government affects women’s views of violence against women. This qualitative study examines women’s perceptions of violence against women laws and trust in the health and legal sector response in São Paulo State, Brazil. Thirty interviews with female residents of Santo André, 18 years and older, were audio recorded, transcribed, coded, and analyzed for themes using MAXQDA12 software. All women were familia…
Meeting men’s mental health needs during Covid-19 and beyond
Psychology (6 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Criminology (3 works) · Domestic violence (3 works) · Environmental health (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Intimate Partner and Family Violence (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works)