“Bad art, for Niemeyer, was not just that which promotes immorality, but, in an even deeper sense, promotes unreality—the fantasy that leaves us locked in private purgatories.” — Gregory Wolfe Copy Share Image
“it is the very nature of the humanities, and in particular the study of literature, to help remind thoughtful people of the ambiguities and… — Gregory Wolfe Copy Share Image
“We have had a number of books casting the acid of angry rejection over the spirit of our age. They are not in error;… — Gregory Wolfe Copy Share Image
“Father George Paulsen said to me, “Most of us have been in the same boat. Most of us find that the sins of our… — Gregory Wolfe Copy Share Image
“Nowhere does Niemeyer set out a specific aesthetic. In “The Autonomous Man” he notes that the imagination can be used for good or ill.… — Gregory Wolfe Copy Share Image
“Bad art, for Niemeyer, was not just that which promotes immorality, but, in an even deeper sense, promotes unreality—the fantasy that leaves us locked… — Gregory Wolfe Copy Share Image
