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Fall 2017—a wrap, and a turn to writing

By Christopher Phillips December 12, 2017 Uncategorized No Comments

The first set of grades are in, the next set should be done in a few days, and then I will officially be finished with this first semester back in…

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Interview with the American Antiquarian Society

By Christopher Phillips July 19, 2017 ELC, Epic, Hymns, News, reading No Comments

I posted this on social media recently, but here is the link to my interview on the American Antiquarian Society’s Past Is Present blog. Many thanks to Ashley Cataldo for a…

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Word from Porter Street, #4 (new series)

By Christopher Phillips July 12, 2017 Podcast 2 Comments

It’s been a very long time since I’ve recorded this podcast, but I’ve decided to restart it in preparation for my physical return to Porter Street in a few weeks.…

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The Embodied Life of the Mind: An Anniversary

By Christopher Phillips July 11, 2017 Faith No Comments

It’s been one year exactly since I crashed my bike and badly broke my right wrist. From nearly the moment of impact, I’ve had remarkably good care, from the good…

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What I Did This Summer: A Report from Rare Book School

By Christopher Phillips June 22, 2017 Hymns, reading No Comments

It’s been a while since I’ve written in this space, and I’m going to take the opportunity to talk about something I just did last week and have wanted to…

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Poetic Faith Seminar 3: syllabus and preview

By Christopher Phillips November 20, 2016 Uncategorized No Comments

My second annual Poetic Faith seminar—a “virtual” seminar that involves me reading a bunch of books and essays that fuel my ongoing research interests—got a bit sidelined this summer. Something…

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Why Study Emily Dickinson at a Time Like This? (audio lecture)

By Christopher Phillips November 18, 2016 Faith, Hymns, reading No Comments

Last week, I was honored to give a lecture sponsored by the Friends of Goddard Library at Clark University in Worcester, MA. The friends and the library staff were gracious,…

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Dinand Library, a Feast of the Medium Rare

By Christopher Phillips October 23, 2016 reading No Comments

Being an ACLS Burkhardt Fellow means you have to choose a library to host you. And I’m fortunate enough to get to call the American Antiquarian Society in Worcester, MA…

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Embodied Life of the Mind, October 2016: #amwriting

By Christopher Phillips October 20, 2016 Uncategorized 2 Comments

Last week I finished the first draft of my new book. Moving to Worcester, MA with a broken wrist in August, I wasn’t sure how this process would go, but…

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Poetic Faith 2016: lectio divina

By Christopher Phillips August 3, 2016 Faith, Poetic Faith Seminar, reading, Uncategorized No Comments

As my previous posts on the embodied life of the mind suggest, it’s been a bit tough getting work done lately. With my dominant hand out of commission for several…

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