In Episode 16, I'm joined by Andrea Francois and David Booz to discuss the Hungarian Lazlo Foldenyi's collection of essays. We talk about the title essay, the problems Foldenyi finds with Enlightenment rationalism, and the problem of the cultural erasure of God. Foldenyi explores his set of issues by/while looking at various answers offered by Romanticism and by Modernism, Surrealism, and so on. Foldenyi is interested in visual art, theatre, and literature. This is a longer podcast, and it gets better as we go.
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