Gordon Marino
Another Week Ends: Eating Chips, the Age of Machines, Family Estrangement, Self-Forgiveness, Andy Reid, Dunkin’ Affleck, and the Long-Awaited Jesus Idea
1. But have you tried eating chips? This week at the New York Times, Sam […]
Special Faith and Doubt Episode of The Mockingcast!
As you may know, each time a new issue of The Mockingbird hits the post […]
See It, Believe It! The Faith & Doubt Issue!
As early as January 30, we will be putting the thirteenth issue of The Mockingbird […]
The Decisive Question About Faith
This comes from a new book out by Kierkegaard scholar, Gordon Marino, The Existentialist’s Survival […]
Another Week Ends: Critical Minds, Ironic Irony, Doing What You Love, Bad Moms, Superhero Funerals, Busy Status, and Episco-Pools
1. With a fresh flock of college graduates entering the fray this week, a number […]
Valentines Extravaganza: Tortoise Love, Tender Paper Planes, Taylor Swift B-Sides, Co-Dependent Pixels, and Ryan’s Rescue
1. A touching installment of Modern Love appeared in The NY Times, Caroline Leavitt’s “My […]
S. Kierkegaard on the Anxiety of Alienation and Dizziness of Freedom
Somewhat recently, Gordon Marino, a professor of philosophy and director of the Hong Kierkegaard Library […]
Sigmund Freud and the Moral Importance of Emotional Transparency
For whatever reason, it’s never been fashionable to note the uncanny congruencies between Sigmund Freud […]








