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Personhood Ousted from the Heart of the Cosmos

The Living Church

Abigail Woolley Cutter revisits a seemingly dated 19th-century theory of religion and secularization - specifically it's claims about a...
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Modern myths

From TS Eliot to Apocalypse Now, 20th-century culture is in thrall to JG Frazer's The Golden Bough. But that book might not have existed without Turner's...
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New volume sheds light on one of America�s most underappreciated writers, William Gaddis

Austin American-Statesman

William Gaddis (1922-98) remains a shadowy figure in 20th-century American fiction. When his first book, �The Recognitions,� appeared in 1955, the critics...
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�We are such stuff as dreams are made on�

The Altamont Enterprise

Dear graduates in our towns and villages hereabouts: When my older grandson was about to be born, my son and daughter-in-law asked family...
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The Red May Day and the Green May Day

Our current forms of work, and the double exploitation they involve of planet and people, are at the heart of the climate crisis: ecological...
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Opinion | America�s Gerontocracy Problem Goes Far Beyond the President

The New York Times

Whether or not Joe Biden persists in his run for president, America's gerontocratic crisis will keep on worsening. But high-profile symptoms...
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Carry a Song, Disrupt an Anthem

Carry a Song, Disrupt an Anthem, Nicholas Galanin at Peter Blum Gallery, Manhattan, 10 February 2020, Daniel Gauss.
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The Story of Myth, by Sarah Iles Johnston

Times Higher Education

Book of the week: Robert Segal on a work that strives to restore the centrality of narrative to tales as old as time.
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A Point of View: Can religion tell us more than science?

Too many atheists miss the point of religion, it's about how we live and not what we believe, writes John Gray.
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70,000+ Religious Texts Digitized by Princeton Theological Seminary, Letting You Immerse Yourself in the Curious Works of Great World Religions

It is maybe easy for those unfamiliar with the study of religion to reduce the academic discipline to a ponderous exercise�self-serious,...
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