Hermeneutics of Food in Times of Crisis
As we taste the world, we perceive it. Hence losing taste, which is one of the symptoms of Covid-19, entails losing a primary connection to the […]
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Pro-Life and Pro-COVID Vaccine?
One of the more controversial questions raised with the COVID vaccines has to do with the cell lines from which they are developed. That is, […]
Covid-19 and the Cure of Souls
Understandings of illness and death in the practice of medicine changed dramatically after the Enlightenment. In the Middle Ages, both had their locus in the […]
Escaping or Being in the World?
Over the past several months I have been revisiting some of my favourite books. I’ve gone back to the fantastical people and landscapes of Diana […]
Corona Hermeneutics 2: Interpretive Frameworks
Editor’s note: For Corona Hermeneutics Part 1, see article linked to the left. The world is in the grip of a Coronavirus “pandemic.” Prominent political […]