SECOND EDITION
Winners
RESEARCH CATEGORY
Javier Sánchez Cañizares (University of Navarra – Pamplona, Spain)
Singular Universe.
Juan Arana (University of Seville – Seville, Spain)
The unexplained conscience. Essay on the limits of naturalistic comprehension.
TEACHING CATEGORY
Gonzalo Génova and María del Rosario González Martín
(University Carlos III and University Complutense – Madrid, Spain)
Ethics for engineers: between survival and dignity.
John C. Cavadini, James Martin, Patricia Bellm y Christopher T. Baglow
(University of Notre Dame – Indiana, United States)
Catholic Educators to Engage the Dialogue Between Science and Religion.
Javier Sánchez Cañizares
Juan Arana
María del Rosario González
Gonzalo Génova
John C. Cavadini
James Martin
Patricia Bellm
Christopher T. Baglow
Brad Gregory
David Wilkinson
SECOND EDITION
Honorable Mentions
Brad Gregory (Universidad de Notre Dame – Indiana, Estados Unidos)
The Unintended Reformation: How a Religious Revolution Secularized Society.
David Wilkinson (Universidad de Durham – Durham, Estados Unidos)
Science, Religion and the Search for Extra-terrestrial Intelligence.
Finalists
- Chad Engelland and Brian Engelland – University of Dallas (Dallas, USA) and The Catholic University of America (Washington DC, USA).
Consumerism, Marketing, and the Cardinal Virtues. - Denis Larrivee – Loyola University (Chicago, USA).
Realigning the Neural Paradigm for Death. - María Prieto Ursúa – Pontifical University Comillas (Madrid, Spain).
Forgiveness and Health. Introduction to the Psychology of Forgiveness. - Omowumi Ogunyemi – Pan-Atlantic University (Lagos, Nigeria).
The Unity of Autobiographical temporality of the Narrative Self in Contemporary. Psychology and Neuroscience: A Philosophical Study. - Paul Watson – University of Tennessee (Tennessee, USA).
Ideological Surround Model and the Post-Postmodern Expansion of Reason. - Paulina Taboada Rodríguez – Pontifical Catholic University of Chile (Santiago, Chile).
Sedation at the End-of-life: an Interdisciplinary Approach. - Giuseppe Tanzella – Nitti – Pontifical University of Santa Croce (Rome, Italy).
Reappraising the Human within Science, not against Science. The 9-year SISRI Teaching Program. - Pablo López Raso – University Francisco de Vitoria (Madrid, Spain).
The dialogue with the incomprehensible. Pedagogy of contemporary art through its communicative dimensions.
Jury
The members of the jury of the 2nd edition of the Expanded Reason Awards met on 18 and 19, July 2018 at the University Francisco de Vitoria in Madrid.
Federico Lombardi
President of the Vatican Foundation Joseph Ratzinger – Benedicto XVI. + info
Daniel Sada
Rector of the University Francisco de Vitoria (Madrid, España). + info
Paolo Benanti
Professor at the Pontifical Gregorian University (Rome, Italy) + info
Stefano Zamagni
Professor of Political Economy at the University of Bologna (Bologna, Italy) + info
Andrew Briggs
Professor of Nanomaterials at Oxford University (Oxford, UK) + info
Rafael Vicuña
Professor of molecular genetics and microbiology at the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile (Santiago, Chile)
+ info
Javier Prades
Professor of Systematic Theology, San Dámaso University (Madrid, Spain) + info
