# Elaine Scarry
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elaine scarry (born June 30, 1946) is an American essayist and professor of English and American Literature and Language. She is the Walter M. Cabot Professor of Aesthetics and the General Theory of Value at Harvard University. Her interests include Theory of Representation, the Language of Physical Pain, and Structure of Verbal and Material Making in Art, Science and the Law.
Episode 022 - Removing the Distortion: How Sobriety Unlocked Paulina Pinsky's Most Potent Creative Work
Paulina Pinsky got sober on December 22, 2021, after a panic attack in an Alabama gas station—days before Christmas, ending an engagement, and moving back in with her parents at 29. Most people would wait years before writing about that kind of rock bottom. Paulina started documenting it 70 days la…
The Pace of Beauty
Moving at the Pace of Beauty
Season Introduction — Makers & Mystics Podcast
Elaine Scarry writes that “beauty quickens. It adrenalizes. It makes the heart beat faster.” Beauty is immediate in this way. It strikes us unaware and de-centers us, throwing us off balance and ushering us into a moment of…
Can Beauty Save the World? with Charles Taylor, Sean Kelly, Elaine Scarry, Richard Kearney
This is the opening panel for the international symposium "Can beauty save the world?" held at McGill University, Montreal, Oct 24-25, 2025.We begin with introductions from Dan Cere (McGill), Brandon Vaidyanathan (Catholic University of America), Charles Taylor (McGill), and Tara Isabella Burton (C…
Zadie Smith and the revenge of beauty
This is the second part of an essay about Zadie Smith. You can read the first part here. As an experiment, I have recorded this essay so you can listen rather than read. Let know what you think…
Both essays are partly paywalled. But, good news, there’s a summer sale—20% off a subscription if you si…
166. Miguel Sancho, Executive Producer, Showrunner, & Author
Show Notes:
Miguel Sancho shares his background, mentioning his small-town roots in eastern Kansas and his education at Harvard and Phillips Andover Academy where he studied government and history. He discusses his initial plan to pursue a PhD and become an academic but instead moved to New York …
Hope Does Not Dominate - Elisabeth Cunningham
Hope Does Not Dominate - Elisabeth Cunningham
Episode 45
"Hope" by Emily Jane Brontë
https://allpoetry.com/poem/8438205-Hope-by-Emily-Jane-Bront%C3%AB
Poem read at 5:31
"'Hope' is the thing with feathers" by Emily Dickinson
https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/42889/hope-is-the-thing-wit…
Odysseus, Nausicaa, & Beauty’s Education
Man is he who suffers, and Odysseus is the man “of twists and turns,” the builder and destroyer, the journeyer trying to reach his beloved homeland. Here Ian and I discuss what draws this man forward at his nadir in Book VI of Homer’s sequel epic.
Beauty, sing to me of that man of twists and t…
Episode 4—Sacred Portals
Explore the creative process and hear the poem that inspired a book title. Books mentioned: “On Beauty and Being Just” by Elaine Scarry; the title which was inspired by the poem here is found in, “Sacred Portals—Invitations to Commune with God” by Margaret Merle (found at Thy-Name.com). Music by Br…
Pain Studies Audiobook by Lisa Olstein
https://libranovo.com/free Listen to free audiobooks with a 30-day free trial! Title: Pain StudiesGenres: Biography & Memoir, Non-Fiction, Health & Wellness, Women's Health, Social ScienceAuthor: Lisa OlsteinNarrator: Lynde HouckRelease date: 03-10-2020Length: 3:21:00Language: EnglishPublisher: Dre…
Episode 249: Art and God with Dave Strunk
Join podcast producer Gianna Lazzaro as guest host alongside Dave Strunk, Moderator of the 45th General Assembly, for the first episode of a special four-week series exploring God and art. In this conversation, Gianna and Dave dive into foundational questions about the nature of art and beauty, def…
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