Homer’s “Odyssey” Is a Gift ~ The…
“Sing in me, Muse, and through me tell the story of that man skilled in all ways of contending, the…
Tag: Imaginative
Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Melville ~ The Imaginative…
The books we read this past year in the high-school class I dubbed “Evil 12” so accurately portray…
Essential Catholic Literature ~ The Imaginative…
In “50 Books for Life: A Concise Guide to Catholic Literature,” Roy Peachey demonstrates that he is…
“The Path to Rome” ~ The Imaginative Conservative
Written to record a four-week, 750-mile pilgrimage from Toul, France, to Rome for the feast of…
Roger Scruton’s “The Soul of the…
Roger Scruton’s “The Soul of the World” is nothing short of a quest to defend Truth, Goodness, and…
The Critical Legacy of Irving Babbitt ~ The Imaginative…
Irving Babbitt was in no way a dogmatic, ossified traditionalist. He was a creative traditionalist:…
The Restless Heart ~ The Imaginative Conservative
Some people want to make religion only a matter of the heart, and our spiritual activities an…
The Armed Doctrine in Fiction ~ The Imaginative…
What important works of fiction worked a healthy reaction against the French Revolution in Britain…
Beauty as the Wellspring of Action in the Thought of…
A beauty-first approach recovers a sense of life as a great adventure. To be human is to be disposed…
The Essence of Freedom ~ The Imaginative Conservative
Our rights as Americans can never be separated from our duties. But we must also ask, what is our…
