Seeing & Being Seen in the “Divine…
Dante’s globalism, his vision of the whole, is not confined to the earth but extends to the entire…
Tag: Imaginative
The Banality of Disruption ~ The Imaginative…
Like medieval monks who preserved civilization after the fall of Rome, traditionalists can live…
Flannery O’Connor’s Hollow Men ~ The…
Many of Flannery O’Connor’s stories portray the ineptness of men to uphold traditional ideals of…
The Medieval Way ~ The Imaginative Conservative
The animating principle of medieval culture, insofar as it is distinct from Antiquity or Modernity,…
Eric Voegelin and the Price of Progress ~ The…
Eric Voegelin stressed that progress falsely demands the sacrifice both of man and God. With history…
John Keats’ “Great Odes” & the…
John Keats’ “Great Odes” constitute the pinnacle of classical poetry in the English language and…
“The Good Death of Kate Montclair” ~ The…
Daniel McInerny’s novel is a fine effort and an absorbing and satisfying read. But does he meet the…
Reweaving the Fabric of Our Culture With Love ~ The…
Today in America, people of faith are binding up the unraveled fabric of civil society in tangible…
The Bard Bites Back ~ The Imaginative Conservative
Shakespeare is certainly more alive, in the enduring life that he breathed into his work, than the…
The Story of Civilization in the “Odyssey”…
The planting of trees in the orchard—the passing down of tradition, of the moral wisdom of the past,…
