Anthony Esolen, Author at The Stream

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Anthony Esolen

Anthony Esolen is professor and writer in residence at Magdalen College of the Liberal Arts, in Warner, New Hampshire. He previously taught at Providence College and St. Thomas More College. Among his many books are Out of the Ashes: Rebuilding American Culture, and Nostalgia: Going Home in a Homeless World, and most recently The Hundredfold: Songs for the Lord. A distinguished scholarly translator, he translated Lucretius’s On the Nature of Things, Tasso’s Jerusalem Delivered, and Dante’s Divine Comedy. He also serves on the editorial board of Touchstone magazine.

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More by Anthony Esolen

American History, Opinion, Sports | 6 years ago

What Jackie Robinson’s Heroism Says About White Fragility, and Friendship

Most Americans think Jackie Robinson was the first black player good enough to play with whites, says Robin DiAngelo in her huge bestseller White Fragility. They don’t know that racist team owners kept black players out of the major leagues….

Anthony Esolen

More by Anthony Esolen

American History, Opinion, Sports | 6 years ago

What Jackie Robinson’s Heroism Says About White Fragility, and Friendship

Education, K-12, Opinion, Parenting | 7 years ago

I Don’t Trust the Professors. I Trust the Parents

Film, Opinion, Society | 7 years ago

Gaslighting’s Real, and Secularists Do It

Family, Opinion, Poverty, Religion | 11 years ago

What Is Catholic Social Teaching?

Domestic Poverty, History, Inspiration, Religion | 11 years ago

The Difference Between the Humanitarian and the Faithful Servant of Christ