The Daily Eudemon is one of the Internet's oldest blogs. It has been in continuous production since its founding in 2004.
The Main Theme: The Daily Eudemon primarily explores modernity and how to thrive (or, at least how to survive) in modernity, both by exploring how modernity arose and modernity's ongoing danger to human flourishing.
Idiosyncratic Themes: TDE is also eclectic. Much of its humor is deadpan irony . . . and often sardonic. Friday is dedicated to a weekly drinking column (Brews You Can Use), primarily because long-time readers have come to expect it. There are often frequent excursions into prose style and literature.
The idiosyncratic are often tied to the main theme (the problem of modernity), but sometimes, they're just offered because they are good (and thereby opposed to modernity, if only indirectly or obtusely).
Eric Scheske is a freelance writer whose work has appeared in over a dozen print publications, including Touchstone, Our Sunday Visitor, Columbia, Lay Witness, Envoy, Philosophy Now, the Detroit Free Press, and the Detroit News. He is also the former editor of Gilbert: The Magazine of G.K. Chesterton and a former columnist for National Catholic Register.
He is available to contribute to publications, upon request,
Scheske is also a public speaker, who has addressed gatherings in Fresno, Minneapolis, Lansing, and Kalamazoo. You can contact him directly (see below) or through the Catholic Speakers Organization.
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