First, Read Charitably: Towards an Ethic of Criticism
Being critical in the sense of articulating a negative assessment or deconstructing a work, like a piece of writing, is easy. It is easy…
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Transposing Poetry: Ekphrasis
Transposition is very much what poetry and all literary art is about. To hear snatches from the huge unknowable symphony of experience, to catch…
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Believing Poetically
If you have been about Transpositions for any length of time, you’ll have noticed that each of us are interested in the way faith…
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The Meaning of a Photograph?
It is my intention to present – through the medium of photography – intuitive observations of the natural world which may have meaning to…
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C. S. Lewis: Writer and Poet
Review of Part III: Writer (chapters 19-21). Alan Jacobs, “The Chronicles of Narnia,” 265-280; Peter J. Schakel, “Til We Have Faces,” 281-293; Malcolm Guite,…
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Cambridge Companion to C. S. Lewis Book Review: Introduction
This coming week will see Transpositions devote its posts to the review of The Cambridge Companion to C. S. Lewis, edited by Robert MacSwain…
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An Easter Reflection
I’m tired. Actually, I’m exhausted: physically, emotionally, mentally. I’m even a little tired spiritually. It has been a rough few months. I’m still grieving…
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Because it is Friday in this Place
This week Jenn Craft and Cole Matson have explored, in a thoughtful way, the significance of place in the arts. Today’s post will not…
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ministers-to-artists retreat
Over the last couple of months we’ve occasionally shared information about retreats or summer schools that might be of interest in 2011, like this…
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