The Guild Review

Has it ever struck you as just a little strange that the world today is governed by bureaucracies, in other words, that modern nations are r...

America has no national epic. Nor mythology. Nor even a novel of particular distinction (hence the reason every author can aspire to write...

Trailer to the new remake of Graham Greene 's Brighton Rock . The FT liked it . As long as they didn't cut my favorite line, it sh...

Advertising pervades our lives. Almost from the moment we wake up, we are confronted with it. Whether we get our news from an old-fashioned ...

Yesterday I began a consideration of the theology of history, how a Catholic historian might approach his work. I offered a distinction be...

It is somewhat common in the history profession – or at least in graduate school – to be asked about one’s philosophy of history. What is y...

For some time I have been intrigued, perhaps even troubled, by today's title question. In days past, every adult male - or nearly every...