Archive - Age of Muses

Dialogue between Pneon and Spiro

Published on The Chained Muse • Feb 21

By Susan Botzet

Feb 15 •

Lady Gaga's Gnostic Revival: Gnosticism, Neoplatonism and the Perversion of Pop Culture

By David Gosselin

Feb 8 •

The Proverbs of Confucius by Friedrich Schiller

Feb 7 •

January 2025

December 2024

Reflections on Ideal Science and Art: Schiller’s “Archimedes and the Student”

By David Gosselin

Dec 30, 2024 •

By Caitlin Johnstone

Dec 24, 2024 •

Escaping Paradise: Huxley’s Island and the Food of the Gods?

From Trance to Transcendence

Dec 10, 2024 •

The First Snowfall

By James Russell Lowell

Dec 9, 2024 •

November 2024

New Lyre Magazine Archive

Our Journal of Timeless Arts and Letters

Nov 23, 2024 •

On the Anniversary of JFK’s Murder: Reflections on Evil, the Erinyes and Greek Tragedy

In Friedrich Schiller’s poem “The Cranes of Ibykus,” when the poet Ibykus is murdered in a forest by a troop of thugs, he thinks himself alone.

Published on Age of Muses • Nov 22, 2024

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