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But what are the four (or five) elements that Eliot was so interested in (see previous post )? The idea that the world is composed of just a... -
“There's a divinity that shapes our ends, Rough-hew them how we will." ( Hamlet V.II.) Both C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien saw the c...
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A masterpiece of modern apologetics, this book builds upon the fact that there is an intrinsic, formative principle within thought — namely,... -
A useful article on music as '"metaphysics in sound" by Robert R. Reilly is posted among the useful articles in the left-hand ...
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New from www.woodenbooks.com Beauty for Truth's Sake was about the four liberal arts known collectively as the Quadrivium. I wanted it... -
Best known these days for his phrases "The medium is the message" (the title of one of his books was The Medium is the Massage ), ...
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Consisting of around 100,000 little black and white pictures with captions, interspersed with many gorgeous full-colour themed pages like th... -
An important part of education is learning to look at the world around us, and artists teach us to do this. I have posted several times on l... -
In my book I write about 'poetic knowledge' and the importance of imagination as a vehicle of truth. One of the key figures in the E... -
An important book by Benjamin G. Lockerd Jr, Aethereal Rumours: T.S. Eliot's Physics and Poetics , does for The Waste Land and the Four ...
