Rape, Shame, and Guilt in Augustine’s City of God
Guilt and Shame It is, to this author's knowledge, a unique occurrence within the ancient world for a writer of stature to dedicate any significant volume of…
Guilt and Shame It is, to this author's knowledge, a unique occurrence within the ancient world for a writer of stature to dedicate any significant volume of…
Introduction: Aeschylus, the Cosmos and the Cosmion A great gulf lies between the Minoans and Mycenaeans of the 2nd millennium B.C, on the one shore, and the…
Book IX of The Iliad can be read as an enucleation of Achilles’ wrath. In its construction, the book opposes Achilles’ fine cholos with precedents of greater…
On the first day of his 1951 Walgreen Lectures, standing before a distinguished audience at the University of Chicago, Eric Voegelin made many remarks which may have…
Within the course of his writing of Order & History (itself a more than thirty year affair) Eric Voegelin wrote two sustained studies of Ancient Egypt. In…