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Paul Krause

Paul Krause

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Editor, voegelinview.com

United States

Biography

Editor-in-Chief of VoegelinView. Yale Grad. Writer of the arts, culture, literature, politics, philosophy, and religion.

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Film , Politics, Literature , Philosophy, Religion , Culture, Art, Music

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Total articles 236

  • The Muse - VoegelinView

    By Paul Krause| voegelinview.com@ Paul Krause is the Editor-in-Chief of VoegelinView. He is a teacher, writer, podcaster, and the author of Muses of a Fire: Essays on Faith, Film, and Literature (Stone Tower Press, 2024), Finding Arcadia: Wisdom, Truth, and Love in the Classics (Academica Press, 2023), and The Odyssey of Love: A Christian Guide to the Great Books (Wipf and Stock, 2021).

    By Paul Krause · voegelinview.com

    Mar. 13, 2025

  • The Hopeful Majesty of Aurora Borealis

    By Paul Krause| voegelinview.com@ Civil War Richmond was soon to fall. Union forces were just outside the city, cannons bombarding the trenches of the Army of Northern Virginia at Petersburg. Meanwhile, the famous Arctic expedition Isaac Israel Hayes had undertaken prior to the outbreak of the Civil War was soon to be published now that the explorer-turned-surgeon had finished saving the lives of tens of thousands of Union soldiers wounded in battle.

    By Paul Krause · voegelinview.com

    Mar. 01, 2025

  • Jonathan Swift: A "Modest" Political Theorist

    By Paul Krause| voegelinview.com@ “Much as he relished the fray, Swift would always deny that he had turned renegade. The degenerates who had taken over government, Parliament, the Crown – it was they who had left him no option but resistance. This was Swift’s line of argument; and this, as well he knew, was the reasoning of a rebel, however reluctant.” Thus concludes John Stubbs’ august biography of one of Europe’s most notorious satirical writers.

    By Paul Krause · voegelinview.com

    Feb. 14, 2025

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voegelinview.com

VoegelinView is the arts & humanities journal of the Eric Voegelin Society, featuring essays, reviews, poems, and interviews on culture and politics.