A Chastened Communion: Modern Irish Poetry and Catholicism

Catholicism and Democracy A Reconsideration

[1] It has long been believed that there is a relationship between a society‟s culture and its ability to produce and sustain democratic forms of government. The ancient Athenians maintained that their democracy depended, in part, on the fostering of “civic virtue” or democratic culture. Machiavelli, Montesquieu, Rousseau, and J. S. Mill also maintained that culture and democracy were related, ...

Chapter Three Modern Irish VSO

iv) Evidence from ellipsis phenomena (following McCloskey 1991) argues for a verb raising analysis of Irish. However, following McCloskey (1992b), there is strong evidence from adverbial placement that this is not raising to C° (in contrast to the situation in Old Irish where raising to C° does seem to be the correct mechanism for deriving VSO). With these conclusions in mind we now turn to the...

modern poetry and scientific thought

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Elizabeth Cary and Intersections of Catholicism and Gender in Early Modern England

Caritas in Communion A

atholic health care finds itself within a rapidly changing landscape. In response, some Catholic hospitals and collaborative health systems are making structural changes. Some systems have decided to forego formal recognition by the local bishop, for example, while a few hospitals and systems have begun to explore for-profit corporate structures. These and other new models-in-the-making may hav...