If they told you that C.S. Lewis read Brideshead Revisited and wrote a letter to a friend commenting on the novel, what kind of reaction would you have predicted on Lewis’s part…?
To Write, to be Read, to be Cited
Advice for the aspiring academic
Et in Arcadia Sancti
Evelyn Waugh famously called “Et in Arcadia Ego” the first long section of Brideshead Revisited.
Can Men and Women be Merely Friends?
When Harry married Sally
John Finnis at Notre Dame through the Eyes of a Frequent Visitor
[Editor’s note: Finnis was made Commander of the Order of the British Empire by King Charles III in January.] As […]
Nihil Novum Sub Sole: The Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court
A comparison of American and Argentine politics
Dad, I didn’t want to hurt your feelings
The importance of respecting parents
Overcoming Shyness (for the sake of Sarah)
Professor Legarre describes the fruits of making connections I have been trying to overcome shyness ever since I can remember. […]
A Person’s a Person, No Matter How Small
The need for protection of the natural right to life
Why Do People Kill Themselves?
Suicide in Dostoevsky’s The Possessed