The Spirituality of Thomas Hardy | The Culturium
Writers & Artists Spirituality Series: Thomas Hardy, Bockhampton & Dorchester, Dorset| The Culturium
Writers & Artists Spirituality Series: Thomas Hardy, Bockhampton & Dorchester, Dorset| The Culturium
Duncan Grant's murals, specifically "Christ in Glory", at Berwick Church, East Sussex, are a stunning contemplative fusion of spirituality and art.| The Culturium
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Virginia Woolf's seminal feminist tract, "A Room of One's Own" justifies the need for women to possess intellectual freedom & financial independence.| The Culturium
"The Celestial Omnibus" by E. M. Forster explores the triumph of childhood innocence & wonder over literary snobbery & intellectual pretence.| The Culturium
Kathleen Raine contemplates the sheer beauty of a hyacinth in this autobiographical extract from her memoir, "The Land Unknown".| The Culturium
T. S. Eliot's work is a perfect synthesis of philosophy and poetry, and ultimately an expression of Being itself.| The Culturium
