Well, at least this is the suggestion of the perceptive Jason V. Joseph at “Musings in the Public Square,” who offers a succinct and clarifying summary of the disagreement between the PoMoCons and the Porchers. To quote:
The PoMo Con…
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The Gates of Hell
By Jeffrey Polet | Dec 11
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Teaching Responsibility
By John Cuddeback | Dec 11
Ischomachus’ wife: “My mother told me that my job was to be responsible.”
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Visit Michigan
By Jeffrey Polet | Dec 10
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Of Vision and Discipline
By James Matthew Wilson | Dec 10
After six years absence, I have just published a review essay in the great Contemporary Poetry Review, one of the first important internet critical journals. The…
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Localist Roundup: Telling Stor...
By Josiah Duran | Dec 10
As most everyone has heard by now, the renown South African activist and politician Nelson Mandela died last week. This brief editorial argues that Mandela…
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Flannery Will Get You Everywhe...
By Bill Kauffman | Dec 9
Superb essay by Dana Gioia–keynote speaker at September’s Front Porch Republic conference–on the Catholic writer in America today.
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