Remembering Zion
by Francesca Aran MurphyMemory is often a powerful means of awakening the religious sense. Continue Reading »
Memory is often a powerful means of awakening the religious sense. Continue Reading »
The Romanticism of nineteenth-century America provides crucial context for today’s Confederate-monument debates. Continue Reading »
Romanticism: A German Affair by rüdiger safranski northwestern, 376 pages, $35 During the early Romantic era, subjective sentiments and an often solipsistic quest for personal fulfillment began to challenge Enlightenment ideals of rational dialogue. John Keats’s 1817 plea “for a life of . . . . Continue Reading »
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