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Property and Natural Law in Rerum Novarum and the Summa Theologiae 2-2, Q. 66, AA, 1, 2, 7 by Abdon Ma. C. Josol, C.SS.R. (review)

groundbreaking work on the structure of scientific revolutions, Veatch argues that natural law philosophers need not be too defensive about the natural teleology on which their work rests. Such philosophers can come to the truth and to the reality of things while leaving to scientists the technological productivity which enhances modern society and which philosophers do not attempt to match. Science classifies and orders data according to certain paradigms so as to manipulate the world. Realistic philosophy works at a different level seeking to know things as they present themselves to common sense. The two need not conflict. Veatch's efforts to relate contemporary science and Aristotelian philosophy offer many good insights. Kuhn's analysis, however, is widely contested and needs some further justification. The day-to-day work of scientists, which seems to be at a remove from the debates on the philosophy of science, continues to have a profound impact on our world and deserves to be debated in detail. Veatch does not engage science at this level in his work. Overall, Veatch offers a provocative, interes.ting and cloor presentation on human rights. It shows both breadth and depth of insight. Like any good philosophical work, it provides more questions than answers. Yet, even for a reviewer predisposed toward natural law, the core arguments seem questionable and not completely convincing. The text engages but does not persuade. However, the engagement itself is stimulating and worthwhile.