Truth and Masks in the World of Wilde ~ The Imaginative…
In 1885 Oscar Wilde wrote “The Truth of Masks,” in which he claimed that there was no such thing in…
Tag: Imaginative
The Light Invisible ~ The Imaginative Conservative
The modern secularist, T.S. Eliot, finds meaning either in the brute forces of the physical world…
The Magnificent, Overlooked Operas of Tchaikovsky ~ The…
Tchaikovsky’s operas are remarkable for their passion, characters, and their pure, elevated…
Thomas Jefferson and “A Little Rebellion Now and…
Nowhere to be seen now are the old Jeffersonians, once a major American type, rebellious men who…
Should We End College Football? ~ The Imaginative…
The term “student athlete” is at best inaccurate and at worst a fiction. Once upon a time college…
Civility: Reading Each Other – The Imaginative…
Rules are good things to have. We need to learn not to wipe our noses on our sleeves, not to take…
Invasion of the Ultra-Subtle ~ The Imaginative…
More and more I am convinced that our ultimate human fate will depend on whether or not we succeed…
Can Something Be ‘Great’, Even If You Hate It? ~ The…
I don’t really care for C.S. Lewis’ Chronicles of Narnia. I sympathize with the allegory Lewis was…
The Purpose of Good Christian Mourning ~ The…
The mere fact that we are not happy now is proof that we will be happy in the future, for God does…
A Foray Into Metaphysical Poetry With John Donne ~ The…
Something about the way in which metaphysical poetry engages the mind is unique to this style of…
