Now Announcing the 2022 CLT Author Bank!
Now Announcing The 2022 CLT Author Bank! By Angel Adams Parham Introduction to the Author Bank “The best which has been thought and said” is the pithy little …
Great Works & Authors
Orwell: The Cost of the Truth
Orwell: The Cost of the Truth By Matt McKeown Honesty is not always welcome, in either the halls of power or the salons of culture; but there can …
Planck: The Grandfather of Quantum Mechanics
Planck: The Grandfather of Quantum Mechanics By Matt McKeown A dry and conservative mind by temperament, Max Planck helped instigate one of the most revolutionary changes of twentieth-century …
Hemingway: To Write the Truth
Hemingway: To Write the Truth By Gabriel Blanchard Hemingway’s matter and style both have proven some of the most profound influences upon American literature. The novelist Gertrude Stein, …
Aristotle: “The Master of Those Who Know”
Aristotle: “The Master of Those Who Know” By Matt McKeown Aristotle may be the single most influential mind in human history. To write a brief introduction to Aristotle …
This Week’s Bookshelf
This Week’s Bookshelf If by some chance you gave up podcasts for Lent, welcome back to the Anchored audience! We launched the Anchored podcast in 2020, and we’ve …
Mendel: The Father of Heredity
Mendel: The Father of Heredity By Gabriel Blanchard How did an obscure priest from the hinterlands of an extinct empire become one of the most eminent names in …
Wittgenstein: The Subtle Art of Language
Wittgenstein: The Subtle Art of Language By Matt McKeown Language is the vehicle of all thought; using it clearly and correctly is, accordingly, indispensable. But is it possible? …
Student Essay: A Tale of Three Easters
Student Essay: A Tale of Three Easters By Catherine Gath The recurring image of new life from the dead is the animating force of Dickens’ most celebrated novel. …
Arendt: The Inhumanity of Man
Arendt: The Inhumanity of Man By Noah Farley Arendt’s work on the nature of evil remains dreadfully relevant in the twenty-first century. The twentieth century bore the fruit …
