David A. King, Ph.D. News & Columns
David A. King, Ph.D. is professor of English and film studies at Kennesaw State University and director of OCIA at Holy Spirit Church, Atlanta.
David A. King, Ph.D.
“The blind leading the blind? A fair appraisal of Nolan’s ‘Odyssey’ and the truth of myth”
English
While my family and I waited to buy tickets for Christopher Nolan’s massive adaptation of Homer’s great epic, “The Odyssey,” I had an interesting marketing idea.
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‘Nature to advantage dressed’: Alexander Pope’s triumph over anti-Catholicism
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The Gen-Z stare and contemplative prayer: Learning to see in silence
‘Marty’ remains a poignant Catholic reminder of the Golden Age of Television
A Catholic approach to the death of a pet
A Fountain Not Made by the Hands of Men: 60 Years of The Grateful Dead
Remembering the 50th anniversary of the Fall of Saigon and America’s exit from Vietnam
Passing the Dragon: Revisiting Flannery O’Connor’s True Country after 100 years
T.S. Eliot’s ‘Ash Wednesday’ as compass and comfort in Lent
Looking back and looking ahead: Catholic cultural milestones for 2025
Five poems for a Christmas creche in verse