Erotic Politics
by Peter J. LeithartEros is a prominent theme of ancient Greek political thought. What did it mean? Continue Reading »
Crowds
by Peter J. LeithartA crowd takes on a life that is more than the sum of the crowded. Continue Reading »
The Music of Chemistry
by Peter J. LeithartOn the beauties of the periodic table. Continue Reading »
Trinity in Theory and Practice
by Peter J. LeithartWe can grasp the “practical” import of the Trinity only by holding and exploring the “theory.” Continue Reading »
Islamic Syncretism
by Peter J. LeithartThe persistence of animism in early Islam. Continue Reading »
Whom is Architecture For?
by Peter J. LeithartIn his recent biography of Frank Gehry, Building Art, Paul Goldberger recounts this incident: “a jet-lagged Gehry, already in his eighties, must make his way to a Spanish press conference from an interrupted nap: The first reporter asked him what his response was to charges that his buildings were . . . . Continue Reading »
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