Beyond the Scientific Revolution: Ian McGilchrist’s “The Matter With Things”
Richard Cocks at VoegelinView
Books
Christian Humanism and the Imaginative Mysteries
Dan Hugger at Religion & Liberty Online
How I Read Now
Read Like an Easy Rider
Optimal Work on Josef Pieper's Leisure, the Basis of Culture
One Hundred Years of Platitudes
Giles Fraser at UnHerd
Vaya con Dios: Cormac McCarthy (1933-2023)
Casey Spinks at Front Porch Republic
A World Beyond Us: On Adam Kirsch’s “The Revolt Against Humanity”
THE REVOLT AGAINST HUMANITY: Imagining a Future Without Us (2023) belongs in a Columbia University series titled “Global Reports.” Reportage of the views of leading figures in “the revolt against humanity” indeed occupies many of its pages. But Adam Kirsch—best known as a poet and literary critic—does much
On Jacques Philippe
I bit the bullet and bought the entire Jacques Philippe Scepter Publishing collection.
For years, I've eschewed contemporary spiritual writers. Mostly because I'm just arrogant. I figured that only the great ones can teach me anything, and you don't know who's great
Are You Trapped in the World of Total Work?
Josef Pieper (with a G.K. Chesterton kicker) teaches us the importance of leisure
It’s commonplace knowledge that many of our best ideas hit us in the middle of the night or in our first waking moments. While we are completely at rest, not obsessed with ourselves or our
Observing Limits to Re-enchant a Mute World: A Review of The Uncontrollability of the World
By Adam Smith at Front Porch Republic