Tag Archives: William Shakespeare

Ash Wednesday: Teach Us to Sit Still

In “Ash Wednesday,” T.S. Eliot sees despair as the starting point of faith.

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Shakespearean Praise for King James

Shakespeare’s praise for the historical King James can be applied to new NBA scoring champion Lebron James.

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What No Eye Has Seen, Nor Ear Heard

St. Paul writes about how our earthly senses are not enough to put us in touch with God. So does Bottom in Shakespeare’s “Midsummer.”

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Kipling’s Stellar Advice for Leaders

For a new incoming college president, Kipling’s “If” provides excellent advice.

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Trumpist Stefanik, Shakespeare Lover?!

Trump fanatic Elise Stefanik loved Shakespeare in college. So what exactly did she take away from the plays?

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Is Kevin McCarthy a Macbeth? Nah

Is Kevin McCarthy like Macbeth? A little bit yes when it comes to ambition but more no.

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Musk Needs a Shakespearean Fool

The world’s wealthiest man attempted comedy the other night but was booed off the stage. Shakespeare would understand.

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Confused about Gender? Read 12th Night

“12th Night” shows that gender is far more fluid than the right likes to think. We all need to acknowledge this.

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Why Conspiracy Theories Beat Logic

Philosopher Mladen Dolar cites Socrates and Hamlet to explain why conspiracy theories are so resistant to logic.

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