So what?: ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’ and Meaningless Portrayal
Over the holidays, I entered my tenth year of seeing every film nominated for an Academy Award for Best Picture before the Oscar broadcast….
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And God’s Kingdom Shall Have No End: A Christmas Reflection
We are in the middle of Advent, the tangled point of anticipation. It is a good time for us to pause, step back, ask…
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Respecting the Unholy: The Demonic On Screen
Hollywood is never short of a horror franchise, particularly in the month of October. Often these representations of evil are gimmick-laden thought experiments into…
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Storied Catechism: What Medieval Stained Glass Could Mean for Today
Recently, I concluded my dissertation for my MLitt here at St Andrews. My project focused on the Anglo-Norman medieval poet Chrétien de Troyes and…
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Defining Mystery: What Do We Mean When We Say “Sacramental”?
In any course of academic inquiry, the definition of common terms is essential. In sharing a similar vocabulary, we are able to skip ahead…
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Is Christianity Unified?: A Perspective from True Blood
On Facebook several weeks ago, a friend mentioned in a passing status something about Christian unity and the division of denominations to which someone…
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A Spiritual Memoir in One Prayer: Thom Stark’s ‘Who Art in Heaven’
Director Thom Stark has described his award-winning short film, Who Art in Heaven as simply a man praying. Indeed, it is no more than that….
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Red Flag: ‘The Americans’ and Humanising the Enemy
[Please note, this post contains spoilers for the FX series, The Americans.] I recently watched the premier of FX’s period-drama The Americans with great interest, for…
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Introducing the Domestic Arts Symposium
Next week, Transpositions will be hosting a symposium on the Domestic Arts. Topics will range from domestic arts and place, woodworking, textiles, domesticity and worship, and baking…
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