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 RCIA at Holy Spirit Church, Atlanta.
David A. King, Ph.D.
“The minister’s black veil”
English
Throughout the pandemic, I have been flummoxed by the debate over the wearing of masks. My puzzlement isn’t informed so much by outrage or disbelief, nor is it necessarily self-righteous or sanctimonious. No, I’m most surprised at the mask furor because we live in a culture that usually seems to honor mask wearing.
Previous Columns by David A. King, Ph.D.
Sheltered in place with Van Gogh and Gauguin
Absurdity and Hemingway’s ‘The Old Man and the Sea’
Dr. Maria Montessori and her method
Lou Gehrig, Gary Cooper and ‘The Pride of the Yankees’
The displaced person
Through cinema, Chaplin espoused faith in God and humanity.
125 years of cinema, and ‘Of Gods and Men’
Reading Prufrock at Advent
O’Connor and Merton: Two companion books you should know
Thomas Merton and the doors of Corpus Christi Church
Bergman’s ‘Wild Strawberries’ a meditation upon faith and death
‘Twenty Poems to Pray’ connects art and belief
Catholic comedians share the gift of laughter
Hitchcock’s ‘The Wrong Man’ portrays complexity of suffering
Thomas Merton’s elegy for his brother
Pinocchio illustrations of Mussino a gift
‘Blue Bloods’ presents Catholic faith with compassion, realism
Finster’s ‘The Night Before Christmas’ transcends superficial
A tribute to Stan Lee and creative people