Erik van Versendaal

Erik van Versendaal is associate professor of humanities and core fellow at the University of St. Thomas (Houston).

Articles:

• God-Beloved: Storytelling as a Method of Discovery and Renewal in Phaedrus - Volume 53.2 (Summer 2026)
• Man the Measured: The Socratic Exemplar of the Teacher’s Calling to Magnify - Volume 52.2 (Summer 2025)
• The Delivering Word: Dialogue as Coauthorship of Reality - Volume 50.3 (Fall 2023)
• The Whole in the Fragment: The Vocations of Philosopher and Poet for the Salvation of the World - Volume 49.4 (Winter 2022)
• Memory Eternal: Fruitful Death as the Form of Personal Mediation (Part II) - Volume 48.3 (Fall 2021)
• Memory Eternal: Fruitful Death as the Form of Personal Mediation (Part I) - Volume 48.1 (Spring 2021)
• Plenitudo Fontalis: Love’s Groundless Yes and the Grateful Originality of Nature - Volume 46.1 (Spring 2019)
• Reason for Being: Festivity, Perfection, and the “Very Good” - Volume 44.3 (Fall 2017)