Literature
Catholic Literature in the Modern World ~ The…
No survey of contemporary literature can call itself complete today which ignores Catholic…
The Poet and the Universe of Thought ~ The Imaginative…
The poet relies upon on a shared understanding that gives his imagination the oxygen to sustain it.…
The Good Death of Kate Montclair ~ The Imaginative…
Kate Montclair is dying. She has arrived at late middle age loveless, childless, and having failed…
Resurrection in Narnia ~ The Imaginative Conservative
Let’s look at themes of resurrection in “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe,” one of the greatest…
Tolkien’s Easter Joy in “The Lord of the…
“The Lord of the Rings” is not an allegorical story, nor should it be treated as such, but that…
The Screen & the Abolition of Imagination ~ The…
I enjoyed Peter Jackson’s film version of “The Lord of the Rings” and accept that a film adaptation…
A Progressive Conservative ~ The Imaginative…
As a settler in seventeenth-century New England and as a female poet, Anne Bradstreet was a…
The Catholic Literary Revival ~ The Imaginative…
Catholic literature, when we discover it coming into being in the mid-nineteenth century, is a…
An Honorable Hero? ~ The Imaginative Conservative
In his last moments, Brutus voiced a sentiment about the ultimate tragedy of the virtuous life in…
Mircea Eliade & the Mythological Origins of…
Through his interpretive method, Mircea Eliade sought to keep open the path of metaphysics, and…
