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What follows is a hitherto unpublished discussion of The Lord of the Rings by Gregory Glazov and Stratford Caldecott. (And if Tolkien inter...
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C. John Sommerville's book is a brilliant indictment of the modern university. He writes about it in an article published in Reconsider...
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Fairy tales are the fashionable thing in Hollywood and on TV. Every studio seems to be reinventing the classic tales – mostly with dire resu... -
A letter published in The Catholic Herald points out that in my analysis of the challenge of evangelization in that paper ( October 2 ), I ...
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In their early period of rapid expansion the Arabs took over the Middle East, acquiring and preserving much of the ancient learning. They al... -
I have come across a number of books and websites that math teachers may find helpful - or, come to that, teachers of other subjects who wan...
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Here is a passage from Fr Robert Barron's wonderful book The Priority of Christ (pp. 155-6): In the thirteenth century, Bonaventure mai... -
New from www.woodenbooks.com Beauty for Truth's Sake was about the four liberal arts known collectively as the Quadrivium. I wanted it... -
It seems to me that one of the things a teacher can do to "re-enchant" education is draw his students' attention to the world ...
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In practical terms, what can a university do to encourage the sense that "everything connects", that the individual disciplines co...
