Re-Enchanting Reality: Ioan P. Couliano’s Revolutionary Look at Eros, Magic, and the Birth of the Modern World

Mythology and Folklore

Chicago, IL – In an era dominated by scientific rationalism and a steadfast belief in the purely subjective nature of human imagination and desire, a profound work from the late historian of religions, Ioan P. Couliano, continues to challenge foundational assumptions about the origins of our modern worldview. Eros and Magic in the Renaissance, a [&

The Monumental Library of a Modern Classicist: A Deep Dive into David Butterfield’s Vast Collection

Philosophy and Consciousness

June 1, 2026 – In an era where classical languages like Latin and Ancient Greek are increasingly relegated to the margins of educational curricula, a passionate advocate and prodigious collector is making a compelling case for their enduring relevance. David Butterfield, a renowned classicist and Provost of Ralston College in Savannah, Georgia, has

The Fog of the Office: Applying Clausewitzian Military Strategy to Modern Interpersonal Conflict

Mental Health and Mindfulness

Main Facts: The Strategic Intersection of War and Daily Life Conflict is an inescapable facet of the human experience, manifesting in forms ranging from boardroom disputes and passive-aggressive email chains to deep-seated familial disagreements. While most individuals view these frictions through the lens of psychology or interpersonal communicati

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