... these modern readers (including our students) may interpret ancient evidence. Coercive control domestic violence Plautus Augustine Nero Octavia A woman wears the same outfit every day, rarely goes out, and continually paces back and forth in a small space. Imagine how hard it would be to explain her...

... cooperation between diverse citizens, among whom there are many and varied moral and metaphysical commitments. He relies on the thought of Augustine of Hippo—a Christian bishop in north Africa during the final years of the Roman Empire—because Lamb believes that Augustine provides a model for hopeful...

... might be lost with the adoption of complete ectogestation (“artificial wombs”). Specifically, it considers both Saint Augustine and Karl Barth’s respective accounts of humanity’s whence—that is, their theological answer to the question of the nature and significance of our origins as individuals. I...

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... of the apophatic theologies of St Augustine and St Thomas Aquinas, and argues, moreover, that this works to highlight the analogy which the novel seeks to express between theological and literary discourse. Thomas Aquinas Augustine Apophasis Pale Fire Vladimir Nabokov Email: erik.eklund...

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... of fatherhood, yet both focus on men who travel dark, unnamed roads as they grapple with their responsibility to their children. The relation between the two novels indicates the possibility that fatherhood is the primary vehicle through which McCarthy explores good and evil. By drawing on Saint Augustine’s...

... a patient to die, killing means: How might this logic help us in the twenty-first-century debate about care at the end of life? It seems that Augustine provided the rudiments of a philosophical distinction between killing and allowing to die, based importantly in the intentions of the agent. One...

...Tamer Nawar To this end, I first clarify Augustine's views about the mind's self-knowledge and what is distinctive about it (Section II ). It is often thought that a principal objection to Augustine's case for the incorporeality of the mind is that he has no warrant for thinking that the mind...

... to interrogate the inner workings of divine justice, the ultimate theological point in contention is the nature of predestination. This article offers Augustine as an unconsidered textual anchor and hermeneutic lens for illuminating predestination in the Commedia: a doctrine concerning not so much humanity’s...

..., Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract This article argues that Shakespeare’s Hamlet is shaped by Augustinian concepts of time. Like Augustine, Hamlet laments the ‘sore distraction...

... path, and guidance on how to think of the world they had left behind. Many readers in both camps, classically educated as was Augustine himself, would have absorbed a deep attachment to Roman tradition. We can grasp something of their formation through Servius, and of their mature taste through...

..., and thus falls short in a prescription for the restoration of salus. Augustine Hegel Henri de Lubac Jaroslav Pelikan Kant logic Maximus the Confessor reason scholasticism Thomas Aquinas There is much to praise in H. Tristram Engelhardt’s After God, especially as regards his diagnosis...

... to a philosophically-poisoned medicine. They include reflections on Augustine and Nietzsche, the Psalms and Heidegger, Maximus the Confessor and Watson the Supercomputer. The issue closes with Bishop weaving together wisdom from all four essays in the process of offering his own answer. Augustine Barth Bishop...

... that arguments posed by these authors regarding death and medicine cohere with many rich Christian theological claims about the nature of life and death. Turning to St. Augustine and Karl Barth, one sees that the meaning of death and finitude ties to our theological anthropology as vulnerable creatures...

... and secular literary models of confession. Bidart filters his personal conflicts with his mother through the lens of the infamous mother–son relationship between Saint Augustine and Monica which, though fraught with tension, ends in spiritual unity and literary production. Through intertexuality, intellectual...

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... rationality from the emotions of mournful song. Giosuè Ghisalberti is Professor of Humanities in the Department of Liberal Studies, Humber College, Toronto, Canada. His current research includes Hellenism, the history of early Christianity and Augustine. He recently published The Achaia Testament...

... renewal of interest in classical metrics. On the one hand, this theory belongs to a long tradition dating back to St. Augustine and beyond. On the other hand, Salinas presents several innovations for sixteenth-century rhythmic theory that have previously been overlooked. Salinas's justifications...

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