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ABSTRACT In Aristotle’s The “Art” of Rheoric, the basis of rhetoric is the enthymeme and the heart of the enthymeme is a Greek word, endoxa []. This essay suggests a new consideration of the...

Philosopher, poet, and author Owen Barfield may be referred to as the “first and last inkling” (OwenBarfield.org). In his work, featuring the intermingling of literary excellence and philosophical...

When people train, they work to get better at something in order to achieve a goal within a specific system. Within the academic world, listening is taught through means of an ear “training” class...

Theodor Adorno, a leading proponent of the Frankfurt School, focuses a large portion of his writing on critical theory, and in terms of aesthetics, Adorno searches for the “social significance,” the...

In the study of literature, we look to poets to communicate to us by putting the “best words in their best order,” as stated by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. The rhythm of poetry transcends music, and even...

An Inquiry into Post-War Ethnic German Migration and Resettlement in Canada. Post-Second World War ethnic German migration to Canada is a history marked by hardships, challenges, and a seemingly...

Essay written April 14, 2016 for Dr. Nicholas Cole, History Seminar, University of Oxford.

The Spanish Second Republic lasted from 1931-1936 respectively. Within this short time span Spain underwent tremendous social and political upheaval as it raced to achieve significant strides in...

The character of Satan in John Milton’s Paradise Lost is a subject of heavy debate among Milton scholars. Some, like C.S. Lewis, believe that Satan is a villain through and through, and any sympathy...

Dr. Culbertson gives an account of the starting work of the Church of the Nazarene in current day Croatia.