
Christ-follower. Reluctant student of modernity. I read Rousseau, Marx, Foucault, and friends so you don't have to — then I pull the data to see if any of it held up.
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This week I visited some of the best-preserved Ancient Greek theatres and the city of Corinth, and it made me think about Medea, the original play. It also got me thinking about how the many adaptations of Euripides’ play through the ages t...
It is rare to find a piece of art that feels, on contact, as if it will endure the test of time — current for every generation after it, just as it would have been understood by people long ago.
I think Theo of Golden is one of those piece...
A few months ago I read a news story out of Florida, and I immediately thought: Sirens.
A man had been using an AI chatbot for ordinary things. Then he switched to the voice mode. Over the following weeks, according to the lawsuit his fami...
On 1984, Homer and how AI is eating books
My husband was right. Here it is, dear, in print. You deserve it.
A constant fight in my house is keeping stuff versus decluttering. I am a declutterer by nature, and my sweet husband is a “collec...
One of my biggest objections to Nolan’s Odyssey had to do with its subversion of the Law of Zeus, which the movie so often invokes. As I mentioned in my review of the movie, Odysseus is banished after killing the suitors because it is seen...
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Writing about theology, literature, and modernity. Catholic Homeschooling Mom. Tech skeptic. Reluctant student of modernity. I read Rousseau, Marx, Foucault, and friends so you don’t have to.
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