On Religion: Dorothy Sayers – fiction as tools for a classical education
As president of the Detection Club, Dorothy L. Sayers led initiation rites featuring ceremonial garb, flickering candles and the spooky presence of Eric, a human skull.
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As president of the Detection Club, Dorothy L. Sayers led initiation rites featuring ceremonial garb, flickering candles and the spooky presence of Eric, a human skull.
As president of the Detection Club, Dorothy L. Sayers led initiation rites featuring ceremonial garb, flickering candles and the spooky presence of Eric, a human skull.
As president of the Detection Club, Dorothy L. Sayers led initiation rites featuring ceremonial garb, flickering candles and the spooky presence of Eric, a human skull.
Dorothy L. Sayers was a Christian apologist, a great translator and guide to Dante, and a pioneering mystery novelist. Nadya Williams has written a fascinating essay about Sayers and her vocational struggles, including reflections on scholarship in academia as opposed to the scholarship of "public intellectuals."
Over eight hundred schools in the United States identify as classical, meaning that they subscribe to the educational philosophy of the Greeks and Romans.