Richard John Neuhaus has entered his rest. I hope to follow up with comments (and I certainly welcome yours) on the influence and work of this visionary man, but for now you can click here to learn more at First Things. Here is a link to some tributes.
Farewell, Father Richard Read More »
Aristotle began his Metaphysics with the claim that “All men by nature desire to know.” He proceeded to support his argument by pointing out that we keep our eyes open. Much of the time we do so because of the pleasure gained by perceiving what is around us. Schools were established on the notion that
Loving to learn while I teach Read More »
From Wendell Berry: In Distrust of Movements, a 2000 essay. Study of the history of land use (and any local history will do) informs us that we have had for a long time an economy that thrives by undermining its own foundations. Every time I read Mr. Berry’s works about the economy, land use, the
Industrial economics, Industrial education, and the Abolition of Man Read More »
Wendell Berry has a new short-story, published in Shenandoah. So far as I can tell, it isn’t available on-line, but you Wendell Berry fans will want to know about it. Hat tip to Mr Wendell Berry of Kentucky.
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