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Jason M. Baxter is an associate professor of fine arts and humanities at Wyoming Catholic College and the author of multiple books, including Beginner’s Guide to Dante’s Comedy (Baker Academic) and The Infinite Beauty of the World: Dante’s Encyclopedia and the Names of God (Peter Lang). His website is JasonMBaxter.com.
Dante and Virgil at the gates of purgatory, and the Proud carrying heavy stones, in an illustration of Canto IX of Dante’s "Purgatorio" (photo : CNS photo/Priamo della Quercia, British Library via The Public Domain Review)
Arts & CultureBooks
Jason M. Baxter
What is it about Dante that has made him not just immortal, but urgent and modern?
FaithFaith in Focus
Jason M. Baxter
St. Francis’ poverty was not cold and brutal but actually, in a way, worldly. It was a poverty that anyone today searching for what is real and authentic might relate to.
Arts & CultureIdeas
Jason M. Baxter
What did Notre-Dame mean? What did it feel like to step into it in the Middle Ages?