The Cathedral (1908) by Auguste Rodin.
CO-NAVIGATION
BY JOHN LEE CLARK
Giorgio de Chirico's Mystery and Melancholy of a Street (1914)
SURREALISM AND THE SACRED
BY CELIA RABINOVITCH & LOUIS BOURGEOIS
Henry Fuseli's The Shepherd's Dream (1793)
DREAMS, PROPHECY AND THE UNCONSCIOUS
BY D.P. CURTIN
James Nachtwey's Kunar Valley, Afghanistan (1986)
NOTES FROM THE PREVIOUS AFGHAN WAR
BY GM FOY
Alexander Kosolapov,
Lenin and Coca-Cola, 1982. A classic work of Soviet "Sots Art" juxtaposing the profile of Vladimir Lenin with American consumer branding, reflecting the ideological crossover of East and West. (Courtesy of the artist /
Sotsart.com)
THE LONG COLD WAR
BY ZACH BATTAT
Confronting the central dilemma of modern materialism: ongoing dialogues on why subjective experience refuses to be fully explained by the physical mechanics of the brain.
IF I EXIST, I HAVE ADAPTED
BY KARL FRISTON AND TONY SOBRADO
THE NATURE OF SUBJECTIVE EXPERIENCE
BY BRIAN P. MCLAUGHLIN AND TONY SOBRADO
PHILIP GOFF
THE MONTRÉAL REVIEW, FEBRUARY 2026
ANDREW MELNYK
THE MONTRÉAL REVIEW, OCTOBER 2025
STEVEN PINKER
THE MONTRÉAL REVIEW, JUNE 2025
SUSAN BLACKMORE
THE MONTRÉAL REVIEW, APRIL 2025
FRANK JACKSON
THE MONTRÉAL REVIEW, JANUARY 2025
ANIL SETH
THE MONTRÉAL REVIEW, JULY 2024
The Image of Christ Not Made by Hands. A fresco from the Church of Saints Constantine and Helena in Ohrid, Macedonia. Dating from the late 14th to early 15th century.
REBECCA WEST AND THE LOST WORLD OF YUGOSLAVIA
BY MARK C. JENSEN
ON THE PROBLEM OF CONSCIOUSNESS
BY ANDREW MELNYK AND TONY SOBRADO
ON THE PROBLEM OF CONSCIOUSNESS
BY STEVEN PINKER & TONY SOBRADO
Workshop of Joachim Beuckelaer (c. 1533 – c. 1570/4). Kitchen maid preparing meat with Christ in the House of Mary and Martha beyond. Estate of Francesco P. Zuccari.
MAKE THE KITCHEN MAID KING
BY SLAVOJ ŽIŽEK
The Kiss (1969), by Picasso
POEMS ON AGING
ZEV SHANKEN
Castle Garden by Paul Klee, 1931.
KAFKA TEACHES ME HOW TO TEACH KAFKA
BY JAMES MARTEL
Wine and Words (detail) by Alan Feltus, 2004.
LIFE IN THE STUDIO
BY LANI IRWIN
RUSSIAN DEMOCRACY, STATE, AND NATION
D. WILLIAMS, M. YOUNG, AND M. LAUNER
THE PROBLEM OF EVIL WON’T GO AWAY
BY ED SIMON AND RANDALL SULLIVAN
BERNARD STIEGLER
BERNARD STIEGLER: ELEMENTS OF PHARMACOLOGY
AN INTERVIEW WITH FELIX HEIDENREICH AND FLORIAN WEBER-STEIN
Meiro Koizumi's Prometheus Bound at 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa
PROMETHEUS: A SYMPOSIUM
The widely acclaimed blockbuster film Oppenheimer opens with this caption: "Prometheus stole fire from the gods and gave it to man. For this he was chained to a rock and tortured for eternity." The film, based on Oppenheimer's biography American Prometheus, is only the latest popular retelling of the ancient Greek myth. The essays, published in The Montreal Review, are the result of a faculty-student workshop held at Virginia Tech in October 2023 to share research and foster conversation about contemporary uses of the myth of Prometheus.
Jocelyn Hobbie, Sun Facing, 2022, oil painting, 18 x 18 inches. Image courtesy Fredericks & Freiser, NY
ON BALANCE
LORRAINE SHEMESH
Ovid’s Creek #1, by Monica Angle
A DAY IN THE DESERT UNLIKE ANY OTHER (FICTION)
ANDREW MCKENNA
Simone de Beauvoir, Paris, France, 1952. (Gisele Freund/Researchers History/Getty Images)
“WHO SHALL I TAKE AS MY EXAMPLE? WHO SHALL I LEARN FROM?” NINA BERBEROVA AND SIMONE DE BEAUVOIR
IRINA VINOKUROVA