Walking with Virgil
Just as Virgil prompts Dante to consider the horrors of the human condition, we too need people, wise and trusted friends who can point out the shadows that populate our inner lives. By Ryan Diaz
The Women Are Up to Something
Benjamin J.B. Lipscomb’s new joint biography of four female philosophers is an engaging read, but more so, it offers guidance on how to engage with those with whom we disagree.
Angels & Saints
Eliot Weinberger weaves fact, fiction, and faith into his curated collection of angels and saints.
In Search of the Soul
John Cottingham’s latest makes a compelling case for the self beyond the material.
Why We Are Restless
Husband-and-wife team the Storeys set out to explain how our discontent stems from 16th-century philosophy—and what we should do about it.
The French Dispatch
Anderson’s latest, finally released for the big screen, brings an underlying darkness to the director’s usual style.
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