How To Write An Academic Blog Post
A brief introduction to academic blogging.
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Dante’s Journey
Ryan Duguay Moral Choices in Literature Coming upon a bright, golden light, I see Him. To the highest point an eye can reach, He shines. “Glory from Him who moves all things that are, / penetrates the universe and then shines back, / reflected more in one part, less elsewhere” (Paradise I. 1-3). Others cannot…
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Nietzsche and Dostoevsky
An imagined conversation between Dostoevsky and Nietzsche in a Swiss cafe.
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Kathe Kollwitz: Art of Protest
Kollwitz’s art efficiently works against propaganda to popularize anti-war ideas in the public.
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Is God Dead?
In all honesty, I had not realized how difficult answering this short question would be.
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The Road Taken by Those who Enter Paradise
In this pilgrimage, I learned about the nature of sin, its consequences, how it corrupts the soul and how it draws man away from God.
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Of Course, the Examined Life is Worth Living!
In this essay, I use the logical analytical process to argue that the examined life is worth living.
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An Alternative View on Medical Ethics
The categorical imperative brings forth an alternate view on medical ethics that can improve the doctor-patient relationship.
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Hell on Earth – My Journey Through Inferno
My descent into insanity began more than a year ago, as I was walking downtown late at night. I was in a bleak period of my life, wherein my heart felt no joy nor pleasure, only pain.
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