Julian of NorwichAn Author Profile By Rachel Hankinson A hidden life produced one of the world’s most influential volumes of Christian mystical theology. One of the most striking […]
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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
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OrwellAn Author Profile By Matt McKeown Honesty is not always welcome, in either the halls of power or the salons of culture; but there can be no art
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PlanckAn Author Profile By Matt McKeown A dry and conservative mind by temperament, Max Planck helped instigate one of the most revolutionary changes of twentieth-century Academe. By the
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HemingwayAn Author Profile By Gabriel Blanchard Hemingway’s matter and style both have proven some of the most profound influences upon American literature. The novelist Gertrude Stein, twenty-five years
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AristotleAn Author Profile By Matt McKeown Aristotle may be the single most influential mind in human history. To write a brief introduction to Aristotle is, by any reasonable
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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
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MendelAn Author Profile By Gabriel Blanchard How did an obscure priest from the hinterlands of an extinct empire become one of the most eminent names in science? No
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WittgensteinAn Author Profile By Matt McKeown Language is the vehicle of all thought; using it clearly and correctly is, accordingly, indispensable. But is it possible? The twentieth century
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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.
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