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Contents EDITORIAL - Brian Coman, FREEDOM FROM RELIGION AND FREEDOM FROM IRRELIGION - James Franklin, THE KNIFE OF SERPENT HORN: THE ORIGINS AND NATURE OF ECOLOGY AS A SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINE - Brian Coman, THE DEVIL'S DELUSION BY DAVID BERLINSKI - Harry Oldmeadow, ON EVOLUTION - A PHILOSOPHY TUTORIAL - Roger Sworder, THE DISCURSIVE ORIGINS OF THE WEST - Suzanna Rizzo, POETRY, MUSIC AND SILENCE: SOME APHORISMS - Clive Faust.

Connor Court Quarterly Number 8, Spring/Summer 2013/14 EDITORIAL - Brian Coman SECRET GARDENS: THE CHADWICK-TAPER INTERVIEWS -Rodney Blackhirst PRIESTS WITHOUT SURPLICES? The Work of Mircea Eliade & C.G. Jung - Harry Oldmeadow DEVOTION IN LATE MEDIEVAL CATHOLICISM - Robert M. Andrews BOOK REVIEW: STOP DON'T READ - ESSAYS AND POEMS by ROGER SWORDER -Maurice Nestor FANY RADMAL, LADY HOUSTON -Hal G.P. Colebatch

Chapters include: Connor Court Quarterly Volume 3, Number 7 - Winter 2013 EDITORIAL - Brian Coman. LETTER TO A NEW WORLD POPE I - Elena Pasquini Douglas. LETTER TO A NEW WORLD POPE II - Philippa Martyr. SOME NOTES ON CONTEMPORARY CATHOLICISM - Rod Blackhirst. HOW POETS BECAME THE ONLY PHILOSOPHERS - Roger Sworder. BRUNELLESCHI'S DOME - Maurice Nestor. BRIGHT SHOOTS OF EVERLASTINGNESS: HENRY VAUGHAN AND HIS POETRY - Brian Coman. LANGUAGE, THOUG...

Roger Sworder was a remarkable teacher, philosopher, poet and metaphysician who taught two generations of tertiary students. This book is a tribute to him and his work. It contains essays by former students and teaching colleagues, along with a short biography and a series of previously unpublished autobiographical poems. Anyone with an interest in the Western Tradition will find it an immensely rewarding read.

A beautifully written, wonderfully entertaining history of the rabbit in Australia and the country's inventive attempts to thwart it.

EDITORIAL - Brian Coman * CHRISTIANITY AND FEMINISM - Philippa Martyr * HOW TO MAKE A BAD ANALOGY - Jonathan Ratcliffe and Chris Heggie-Brown * DEATH OF THE WORD - Tom McWilliam * WORDSWORTH, KEATS AND THE MODERN: PART ONE - Maurice Nestor * ON AUTOMATION - A PHILOSOPHY TUTORIAL - Roger Sworder * CHINA AND JAPAN - SOME APHORISMS - Clive Faust

This new book from Brian Coman critically examines a number of modern shibboleths, chief among them being the idea of progress as a permanent condition of the modern West. Closely allied to the idea of progress is the notion of science as salvation, and of human nature as an infinitely flexible entity, wholly amenable to manipulation by the various 'therapies' of our age. Combined with a liberalism which stresses individualism, the whole 'spir...