Musings on the Poet’s Love for Beatrice ~ The…
If the “Vita Nuova” had been the only major work Dante had made, this work alone would have earned…
Tag: Imaginative
Do We Owe Loyalty to Institutions? ~ The Imaginative…
As for human institutions that have gone astray, my view is that they are only dead branches…
Pursuing an Ideal Education ~ The Imaginative…
Eva Brann’s latest book, “Pursuits of Happiness,” is a collection of essays which range from…
The Light of the Stars ~ The Imaginative Conservative
Even in God’s majesty as bridegroom on the other side of death, beyond the light of the stars, the…
Burke vs. Paine -The Imaginative Conservative
Yuval Levin’s “The Great Debate” does a valuable service in working toward promoting more…
Truth and Masks in Chesterton ~ The Imaginative…
“Orthodoxy” ends with Chesterton delving deep into the divine comedy at the heart of all things. If…
Dante, the Incarnation, & Frost’s “The Trial by…
“The Trial by Existence” is an example of Robert Frost’s strong and brilliant reworking of Dante’s…
Dante, the Incarnation, & Frost’s “The Trial by…
“The Trial by Existence” is an example of Robert Frost’s strong and brilliant reworking of Dante’s…
Thomas More on Conscience, Courage, & the Comedy…
As the gulf between classical and postmodern notions of conscience and government grows ever wider…
Dieterich Buxtehude, Music, & the Experience of…
Dieterich Buxtehude might seem at first glance an interesting minor figure, the “man who influenced…
