Through metaphors and allusions to art, science, and religion, Andre Bazin's writings on the
cinema explore a simple yet profound question: what is a human? For the famous French …

When Charles Péguy asserted boldly “c'est une renaissance catholique qui se fait par moi”,
he was speaking as one ahead of his time. As others caught up, and following a prolonged …

Drawing on a range of sources and fields, the rich life story of this polymathic composer. This
groundbreaking biography offers fresh perspectives on the life, ideas, and music of French …

This paper criticizes social revolution, by focusing on the reconfiguration of the notion from
an ethical point of view. It is divided in three sections:(i) Brother's death;(ii) Remove the …

Exactly one hundred years ago, the layman Ivan Merz finished his studies at the Sorbonne
and the Institut Catholique in Paris and returned to Zagreb. Especially interested in the …

This thesis posits that there has been a fundamental re-positioning of the Jewish-Christian
Encounter: an “Easterly Tilt” that has been brought about by geo-political realities whereby …

The art collector and educator, Dominique de Menil (1908–1997) has mostly been
remembered as a pragmatic orchestrator of high-profile commissions in the art world …

This study approaches Óscar Romero by attending to his intimate involvement in and
concern for the problematic surrounding the reform of Salvadoran agriculture and the conflict …

1 Le titre de cet ouvrage collectif, soigneusement édité et pourvu in fine d'un précieux index,
renvoie à l'idée bien connue que l'homme est l'image de Dieu, idée commune à toutes …

Vincent Kaufmann's Ménage à trois: littérature, médecine, religion (2007) sets up the
category of the médico-religieux as a tool to understand the intersection of medicine and …