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Kirk defines “the permanent things” (a phrase borrowed from T
Undset produces vivid tableaus of the social mores and practices of the time
Modern Philosophy is a comprehensive treatment of what it has meant and what it means to philosophize
He served as co-editor of the 60-volume English translation of Aquinas’s Summa Theologiae originally published by McGraw-Hill
Poets & Mystics Edwin O'Connor Kirk defines “the permanent things”By E. I. Watkin Poets & Mystics addresses areas of interest in theology, philosophy, and aesthetics by critical examination of the lives and works of selected writers and visionaries. E. I. Watkin surveys the Cambridge Platonism of John Smith, the controversial mysticism of Margery Kempe (at whose defense he staunchly stands); the verses of Ruth Pitter (a voice of traditional poeticism amidst the formal experimentation of the Modernists); and the
