Eastern Christian Books

Lviv/Lwow/Lemberg/Leopolis/Lvov is the major city in Western Ukraine of which I have the fondest memories from my time there in the summer o...

I am about half-way through this fascinating and learned book by the British scholar Peter Tyler,  The Pursuit of the Soul: Psychoanalysis, ...

The invaluable specialized publisher Gorgias Press just sent me their newest catalogue, and among the many riches in there we find a book du...

I am very delighted to report that my good friend Michael Plekon's next book is due out in September from the University of Notre Dame P...

We are of course fast coming up to the much-promised and much-delayed great and holy council of the Orthodox Churches, set to meet in Crete ...

There are not, as far as I know, many philosophers who look at liturgy through their own discipline. Among recent works that attempt somethi...

As part of an on-going  series  on Christianity and psychoanalysis, I turn next to a recent collection edited by Earl Bland and Brad Strawn,...

As I noted earlier in the month, CUA Press continues to enrich the world of patristics scholarship with their regular offerings in the Fathe...

I have been offering some ad hoc comments  on here as I make my way through a number of new and other books that are helping me to think thr...

As I noted only last week in my interview with Amir Azarvan, we live in a time when, happily, introductions to Eastern Christianity are appe...

Catholic University of America Press continues to enrich us all with the on-going publications appearing in their Fathers of the Church seri...

As I have noted on here several times, we live in a happy moment when introductions to Eastern Christianity abound in English, from the simp...

I drew attention to the hardcover edition when it appeared two years ago, so it is time to note the appearance of a very affordable paperbac...

Focused on a crucial set of questions, and with a slew of top-drawer scholars--Robert Louis Wilken, Rémi Brague, John Rist, inter alia--and ...

With chapters on two countries with large Orthodox Churches--Russia and Finland--as well as numerous other interesting chapter, this forthco...

In the early 1990s, when I was a psychology student, I read a very great deal of Freud, Jung, Coltart, D.W. Winnicott, and other psychoanaly...

It has been my happy--and frequent!--duty on here to note the many recent publications of my friend, Nicholas Denysenko , a deacon in the Or...

For well over a decade, some of us have watched the mass exodus of Eastern Christians--Copts in Egypt, Assyrians in Iraq, Catholics and Ort...

When I'm not reading military or martial history at bedtime, I am as often as not reading a biography. Lately those have included a few ...