Craftsmanship and the infallible judgment of reality
Matthew B. Crawford on the psychic satisfactions of manual work
Dialectic of reverence and rebellion
Matthew B. Crawford on the personal knowledge acquired in apprenticeship
Educational provocations
Steve Talbott on establishing ends for education before selecting means
The flickering of the American mind
Diana Senechal on problems of distraction in education
Totalitarianism in a new mode
John Milbank on how liberalism has a marked tendency to become illiberal
Feelings made articulate
Glenn C. Arbery on poetry and the intelligibility of the inner life
Words as fulcrums
Wendell Berry on the mediating responsibilities of poets
The rise of the “spiritual opera”
Richard Viladesau on the invention of the Passion oratorio
Bach’s Passions in context
Calvin Stapert on the evolution of an ancient musical-liturgical tradition
The Passion and compassion
Richard Viladesau on art, meditation, and the affections