REVIEW: The MANIAC – Benjamin Labatut (Penguin, 2023)
Author Benjamin Labatut uses fiction to explore the life and legacy of John von Neumann, the physicist and engineer who propelled man’s knowledge past the particle and into the digital.
Read MoreAuthor Benjamin Labatut uses fiction to explore the life and legacy of John von Neumann, the physicist and engineer who propelled man’s knowledge past the particle and into the digital.
Read MoreIn this conclusion, we look at Tolkien’s thoughts on art and the place his work occupies in the social landscape, and in particular, the importance of cultivating appropriate interpretive modes.
Read MorePart Two: A look at how Tolkien’s use of setting, violence and power severely contrasts with Jackson’s depiction of them in the films.
Read MorePart One: how Tolkien defines fantasy, its relationship to escapism, and how this contrasts with popular definitions of the terms.
Read MoreSome thoughts on Trump, the pro-life movement, and the future of the party as the election nears.
Read MoreJune is well known as ‘Pride Month’, but for Catholics, it is dedicated to the Sacred Heart. Is that just by coincidence?
Read MoreThomas Ward offers a brief but intriguing look at the thought of Bl. John Duns Scotus, the great Catholic scholastic and theologian.
Read MoreThe Vatican’s new document explores ‘infinite dignity,’ sparking debate over its theological implications and alignment with traditional Catholic teachings.
Read MoreBaltimore’s Key Bridge collapse reveals the narrative problems in both the information war and the present cultural trajectory.
Read MoreFrancis Tiso examines the phenomenon of the rainbow body and draws theoretical comparisons to the Christian doctrine of resurrection. Or, what exactly is happening to mystics in Tibet?
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