The Genealogies of Modernity Journal
An Interview with Anastasia Berg and Rachel Wiseman, Part II
There is no fate a human being can face that will render bringing them into the world immoral…. But it can be a moral failure to knowingly bring a child into the world and not be ready to address, in whatever way you can, the challenges they will face.
Anthony Shoplik interviews Anastasia Berg and Rachel Wiseman
An Interview with Anastasia Berg and Rachel Wiseman, Part I
For most of human history, people understood themselves intergenerationally, as having a past and having a future that extended beyond their lives and that they would be directly contributing to bringing about.
Anthony Shoplik interviews Anastasia Berg and Rachel Wiseman
Pathways, February 2026
Each month we keep track of the different paths modern life is taking and how writers are keeping up. Here are some routes we recently found on our modern life.
Pathways, January 2026
Each month we keep track of the different paths modern life is taking and how writers are keeping up. Here are some routes we recently found on our modern life.
Pathways, November 2025
Each month we keep track of the different paths modern life is taking and how writers are keeping up. Here are some routes we recently found on our modern life.
Pathways, October 2025
Each month we keep track of the different paths modern life is taking and how writers are keeping up. Here are some routes we recently found on our modern life.
Pathways, September 2025
Each month we keep track of the different paths modern life is taking and how writers are keeping up. Here are some routes we recently found on our modern life.
Pathways, August 2025
Each month we keep track of the different paths modern life is taking and how writers are keeping up. Here are some routes we recently found on our modern life.
Flourishing in the Face of Suffering and Death
What can psychology tell us about human flourishing?
Brent Robbins on the Beatitudes as an answer to the problem of evil
Great Composers and the Spirituality of Music
Is the work of the composer and musician a distinctively human act?
A discussion with Maestro Manfred Honeck
Reclaiming a Grounded Life
How do we stay human in the midst of digital upheaval?
An interview with Peco and Ruth Gaskovski
Modernity: A Teacher’s Guide
Announcing free teaching aids and resources for high school and college-level students!
Exploring “Off-Liberalism”
Liberalism is often taken to be essentially about the promotion of radical individual autonomy, but might this understanding of liberalism be only one kind of liberalism?
Beatrice Institute interviews Fred Bauer
Why Does Beauty Wound?
[M]oments of beauty, however brief, impact our hearts, minds, and souls in a profound way. What exactly is occurring in these moments?
Beatrice Institute interviews John-Paul Heil