Pairidaēza Suite
Original music and poetry by Simon J. E. Drew, featuring themes of wisdom, prophecy, divinity, Nature, God, and enlightenment.
Rise
Original poetry and music by Simon J. E. Drew, inspired by the eternal fire.
Plato’s Theaetetus 2
Plato’s Theaetetus 2 JUDITH STOVE Theaetetus, who we know from the opening scenes of the dialogue is a young man of rare courage, rises to the challenge. At once, he asserts that a person who knows something perceives that he knows it, and so ‘as it appears at present (hōs ge nuni phainetai), knowledge is […]
Norse Mythology and Exploring the Shadow
NORSE MYTHOLOGY AND EXPLORING THE SHADOW DAVID ALEXANDER Norse Mythology as an exploration of The Shadow and the Collective Unconscious. December marks the one year anniversary of Between Two Ravens Podcast. It has been nearly weekly episodes where Shawn and I explore the myths from modern translations of the original source documents, historical and cultural […]
Plato’s Theaetetus 1
Plato’s Theaetetus 1 JUDITH STOVE Plato’s dialogue Theaetetus is considered one of the key works in the Western philosophical tradition dealing with epistemology, or how we know things. It was my introduction to the Platonic tradition, along with Republic, and – alas – in neither case was much of an impression, to use the Stoic […]
How to Keep Your Light Lit.
HOW TO KEEP YOUR LIGHT LIT DAVID ALEXANDER How to Keep Your Light Lit: Choose Your Friends Carefully. I wrote this article in August, 2022 after I was inspired by Sharon LeBell’s meet up on absurdity and evil in life. Also Brandon Tumblin’s interview with Sharron on Strong Stoic Podcast. It naturally followed the poetry […]
What Is Love? A Poem for October 2022
A series of poetry I am going to publish over the month of October 2022.
Dog Prison. A Poem for October 2022
A series of poetry I am going to publish over the month of October 2022.
Unity of Virtue. A Poem for October 2022
A series of poetry I am going to publish over the month of October 2022.
Plato’s Meno 4 (Final)
Plato’s Meno 4 – Final JUDITH STOVE Encouraging Meno, Socrates proposes a thorough investigation of virtue. Once again, the question arises: can virtue be taught? If it is a kind of knowledge, then the answer will be yes (87c). More questions and answers emerge: “So virtue is something beneficial? (Meno) That necessarily follows from what […]
