Man: Papers Read at the Summer School of Catholic Studies, Held at Cambridge, July 25th-August 3rd, 1931 is a collection of academic papers edited by George John MacGillivray and published in 1932. It is a work of Catholic theological anthropology that examines the nature of humanity from a Catholic perspective. The book approaches the subject of humanity through theological, philosophical, and, in some contexts, scriptural analysis. This volume is part of a series of scholarly papers from the Summer School of Catholic Studies designed to provide in-depth Catholic perspectives on foundational topics, often featuring contributions from notable Catholic theologians of the era.