Taking the discipline beyond theory and "intellectualism," Scruton presents philosophy in an empirical, accessible, and practical light. The result is not a history of the field but a vivid, energetic, and personal account to guide the reader making his or her own venture into philosophy.By Roger Scruton
(Penguin, 1999)
Category: Books by the Fellows
True, the artist can, out of his own experience, tell the common man a great deal about the fulfillment of man’s nature in living; but he can produce only the most unsatisfactory kind of reply if he is consistently asked the wrong question. And an incapacity for asking the right question has grown, in our time and country, to the proportions of an endemic disease.
Dorothy L. Sayers
Ex Tenebris (Audio) by Russell Kirk, Foreword by Vigen Guroian.
Russell Kirk’s ghostly tale is narrated by David Schock in this 67-minute CD audio that helps us think about tradition and the role of governments and neighbors.
Ex Tenebris by Russell Kirk, foreword by Vigen Guroian.
“Ex Tenebris” is a ghostly tale by Russell Kirk with a Foreword by Senior Fellow Vigen Guroian.
