The Invention of Creativity
It is an ambitious essay that analyses how creativity has shifted from being an exceptional quality—associated with artistic genius—to becoming an omnipresent social mandate. Throughout the book, it sharply...
Culture
The Victory of Reason
The author develops an idea: Christianity is the foundation of scientific, intellectual, and economic progress. He draws on various ancient philosophical texts and historical data.
In particular, he...
Philosophy of the Home: Domestic Space and Happiness
It is a brief and very personal essay that reflects on something apparently ordinary —the home— to show that domestic space is not just a place where we live, but a reality that shapes our identity, our...
Rules: A Short History of What we live By
It is an essay on the history of ideas that examines an apparently simple but decisive element of human life: rules. From a broad perspective that spans from Antiquity to the contemporary world, the author...
Universality
A novel that aims to reflect the way of living and thinking in our times. In Yorkshire, Great Britain, a “rave,” an illegal party, takes place, where one of the organizers is attacked with a gold bar. After...
Consolations
The author, poet, and philosopher invites us on an intimate and reflective journey through 52 commonly used words. From “Alone” to “Retreat,” he uses his poetic prose to unravel the semantic richness of...
The Death of Christian Culture
The Death of Christian Culture by John Senior is a profound and provocative work that examines the state of Western culture through a Christian lens. It offers a stark diagnosis of the moral, philosophical...
The Roots of Romanticism
One example of the imprecision of terms used in the human sciences is romanticism and its derivatives (romantic, etc.). Based on this difficulty, Sir Isaiah Berlin, in a series of six lectures edited by...
Do Story
The subtitle of the book places us at the heart of its content: How to tell your story so the world will want to listen. It is the art of storytelling. It is important that the story has an emotional core...
How the Catholic Church Built Western Civilization
It is often said that the Church has a reactionary attitude concerning the progress of science and the novelty of ideas. The author starts from the premise that in general one has a caricatural vision of...