Then Again
Lee TrepanierReflections on Politics, Culture, Philosophy & Other Matters Free of Ideology and Cant
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Norman Mattoon Thomas (1884-1968)
A former Presbyterian pastor, Norman Thomas was a leading public activist, pacifist, and six-time presidential candidate for the Socialist Party. His convictions were influenced by the Social Gospel movement, Marxist writings, and the anarc...
Martin E. Marty (1928-2025)
Minister, professor, administrator, and editor but probably best known as a cultural historian of modern Christianity, Martin has examined the intersection of religion and politics in America in several prominent works. Ordained in 1952 as...
Book Proposals Invitation
Having published over sixty books, Bloomsbury’s Politics, Literature, and Film series continues to seek new proposals for academic works. A description of the series is below.
This interdisciplinary series examines the intersection of poli...
Socrates’ Homer: Retaining the Poetic Past and Preparing for the Philosophic Future (Part VI)
Besides censoring some of the content of Homer’s poetry, Socrates also discusses how his poetry should be presented.[i] Socrates classifies three types of styles of poetic presentation: pure narration, imitation, and a combination of the tw...
Socrates’ Homer: Retaining the Poetic Past and Preparing for the Philosophic Future (Part V)
Even when Socrates calls for a clean slate when founding his polis, he still refers to Homer. In his analogy of the philosopher as a painter, who looks at the just, beautiful, temperate, and other virtues as models when painting cities and...
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I’m the Dean of the D’Amour College of Liberal Arts & Sciences at Assumption University in Massachusetts. I also am the editor Lexington Books series Politics, Literature, and Film. My Twitter handle is @lee_trepanier. Views are mine own.
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