Figuring the Unknown
A review of Judith H. Anderson’s Light and Death: Figuration in Spenser, Kepler, Donne, Milton. In 1959, a British novelist and chemist named
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humanities
Apocalypse is the Mother of Beauty – By Ed Simon
Consider, Boethius. He was a descendent of a noble Italian family, a beneficiary of a classical education, and in some ways the last
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Can “Late Antiquity” Be Saved? – By Philip Rousseau
Philip Rousseau in the Late Antiquity and the New Humanities Forum I confess I’ve sometimes wondered whether we shouldn’t abandon the term “late
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Late Antiquity Dissolves – By Anthony Kaldellis
Anthony Kaldellis in the Late Antiquity and the New Humanities Forum ※ Visit the Forum home to see all of the essays. ※ Late antiquity
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Late Ancient Judaism: Beyond Border Lines – By Mira Balberg
Mira Balberg in the Late Antiquity and the New Humanities Forum ※ Visit the Forum home to see all of the essays. ※ At the
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Pro nobis fabula narratur: Late Antiquity as Art and Fantasy – By Catherine M. Chin
Catherine M. Chin in the Late Antiquity and the New Humanities Forum ※ Visit the Forum home to see all of the essays.
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Late Antiquity and the New Humanities: An Open Forum
Ellen Muehlberger introduces the forum on Late Antiquity and the New Humanities The five essays in this forum developed from remarks in a panel
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The Paradox of wu-wei – By Andrew B. Irvine
Andrew B. Irvine on Edward Slingerland’s Trying not to Try Almost all the arts of life are enhanced when performed with unselfconscious spontaneity
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