Ingmar Bergman and God
Gene D. Phillips, S.J. on the shape of Ingmar Bergman’s religious pondering
Postmodern manners and morals
Mary P. Nichols on the films of Whit Stillman as comedies of manners
The de(con)struction of the humanities (and of truth)
Historian Gertrude Himmelfarb on the skeptical tendencies of the postmodern academy
Blest be the ties of language that bind us
Marion Montgomery on the precious gift of words
The academy’s deconstruction of both person and community
Marion Montgomery on cultivating “a deportment of intellect governed by a continuing concern for the truth of things”
From university to multiversity to demoversity
Alvin Kernan on tectonic shifts in higher education since the 1960s
At the trailhead of a long trek
Jessica Hooten Wilson on the discovery of a literary remnant
Christian education and pagan literature
Kyle Hughes on learning from Basil of Caesarea about the curricular choices for Christian educators
What hath Hobbiton to do with Jerusalem?
Holly Ordway on the pre-Christian religion in Middle-earth
Political community and the good
D. C. Schindler on why political life is inevitably “a particular interpretation of the highest human good”