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Death as the Nexus for the Possibility of Meaning in Human Life

Wolfgang Tillmans speaks with philosopher Martin Hägglund about contemporary image culture, the anxieties of time, and how photography might foster respect for the world.

The Hedgehog Review is published three times per year by the Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture. In keeping with the Institute’s own mission and vision, the journal is concerned with issues of contemporary cultural change and its individual and social consequences.

Float in the world of the Pre-Raphaelites when you visit ‘Desired Beauty’, this summer’s major exhibition at the National Gallery, with many masterpieces on loan from the Tate Britain.

May 10, 2021 Share this with FacebookShare this with TwitterShare this with LinkedInShare this with EmailPrint this Martin Hägglund Martin Hägglund, who specializes in post-Kantian philosophy, critical theory, and modernist literature, has been appointed the Birgit Baldwin Professor of Comparative Literature and Humanities, effective April 17. He is a member of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and is chair of the Department of Comparative Literature. Hägglund, who joined the Yale faculty in...

Heaven, Education, and Eternal Learning Written by:  December 23, 2020 True education should prepare its protégées to be successful citizens in this life, and to look forward to the new heaven and the new earth. Christian education is expected to inject into the mind of the student to aim at the Kingdom of God. The ultimate goal of Christian education, and that of the Christian hope, is to live eternally in the new heaven and the new earth, which await the faithful when Christ returns. In hi...