Where to Find Christian Philosophy?: Spatiality in John Chrysostom’s Counter to Greek Paideia

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Philosophy in John Gardner’s Grendel

John Gardner’s Grendel is a celebrated example of the ontological postmodernist fiction. Along with a discovery of self with which Grendel the narrator of the novel is concerned, grand narratives such as philosophy are questioned. Grendel denies the external objective reality and generously allows the legitimacy of fantastic and non-realistic methods by using “life-affirming fabulous art” as it...

I. Where to Find Butterflies

To observe butterflies in the field, we first need to locate them. This task is often not easy, as any experienced observer knows. A few abundant species, such as Cabbage Whites and American Ladies, can literally be found almost anywhere—roadsides, gardens, parks, even vacant city lots. But most others require at least some degree of specific knowledge to locate. And a surprisingly large number...

Fantastic Data and Where to Find It

The Ulster Medical Society grants to all users on the basis of a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International Licence the right to alter or build upon the work non-commercially, as long as the author is credited and the new creation is licensed under identical terms. When I was a Junior House Officer in the old RVH back in the mid-1990s I thought digital technology wa...

Fantastic species and where to find them

Fantastic beasts are not only found in the imaginary worlds of authors like J.K. Rowling. The oceans are full of them. Michael Gross rounds up some unusual suspects.