Author: Josh Herring

Josh Herring is a humanities instructor at Thales Academy Rolesville in North Carolina, and a doctoral student at Faulkner University. I write for several outlets; my most recent work has been published in The Everyman, Public Discourse, The Imaginative Conservative, The Federalist, and the Journal of Faith and the Academy.

The Virtuous Arthur: Resolving a Tension Between Lewis and Spenser

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In Images of Life, C.S. Lewis rejects Spenser’s “Letter to Raleigh” as authoritative for interpreting the character of Arthur. Spenser writes, “I labour to pourtraict in Arthure, before he was […]

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Re-Enchanting the World: A Tale of Two Paradigms

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This essay has three goals: to convince the reader that we inhabitants of late modernity suffer from a condition of disenchantment; to persuade the reader that a certain sort of […]

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