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2 episodes with corey latta
2 episodes with corey latta
2 episodes with corey latta
2 episodes with corey latta
Exploring C. S. Lewis' 1942 essay "Psychoanalysis and Literary Criticism" where he dismantles Freud's view of how all literature is written and read from a place of psycho-sexual desire. In doing so, Lewis defends the depth and beauty and complexity of literature and myth, and leans towards a more Jungian concept of literature and myth. Chris Pipkin's Links — The Inklings Variety Hour Podcast "Twelve Tide: 12 Days of Christmas" by Chris & Glencora Pipkin The William O'Flaherty Episode with Corey Latta on "Psychoanalysis and Literary Criticism" Find more Lesser-Known Lewis — Online: pintswithjack.com/lesser-known-lewis Patreon: patreon.com/lesserknownlewis Instagram: @lesserknownlewis Facebook: Lesser-Known Lewis Podcast Email: lesserknownlewis@gmail.com Graphic Design by Angus Crawford. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lesserknownlewis/message
Bonus episode! After the conversation with Corey about how Bergson's theory of time influenced the literature of Lewis and Eliot, Jane and Corey take us into T.S. Eliot's poem The Four Quartets to show us an example of these ideas in the text.
Did you know that both C.S. Lewis and T.S. Eliot wrote about Time? About how the present moment is the means by which we touch eternity? Join Brian, Jane, and special guest Corey Latta as they dig deeper into the philosophies that influenced Lewis and Eliot's theology of time, and consequently some of their most famous works like The Screwtape Letters and The Four Quartets. When you understand that your only point of connection with eternity is the present moment, it changes your relationship with your past, your future, and with yourself.
IN THIS REPEAT: An interview from 2017 about a book from Dr. Corey Latta entitled C.S. Lewis and the Art of Writing. You obviously know that C.S. Lewis was a writer, but did you know that he wrote a good deal of advice on writing? That's the focus of this podcast interview about a book called C.S. Lewis and the Art of Writing. The author is Dr. Corey Latta and in this book he's broken that advice down into fifty bit-size chapters that also gives some optional exercises to help you put that advice into practice. The book has a biographical tone to it, so even if you are not a writer you can still enjoy it. Plus, some of the tips on writing can be applied to other creative endeavors. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Purchase C.S. Lewis and the Art of Writing Purchase C.S. Lewis Goes to Hell Listen to All About Jack on iTunes Visit ScrewtapeCompanion.com Visit EssentialCSLewis.com
Dr. Corey Latta discusses his experiences with toxic workplaces from corporate to higher education, explaining that while toxicity comes in different shapes and flavors, all such environments lack one major ingredient: people centeredness. He offers wise and empowering guidance for those navigating toxic workplaces and in the end, we discuss the ways healing, growth, and inner work (and lack thereof) may shape our career choices. Find Corey on LinkedIn at Corey Latta, PhD and check out his blog, The Thing Beneath at https://thethingbeneath.com.
In this episode, Shane and Corey talk through how fantasy is used in lust and how imagination can be used in prayer. Along with that, Dr. Latta also helps us to see that our draw to stimulation is also an addiction to shame, and he helps us to see the good news in the midst of our shame. As a practitioner, Dr. Latta helps us to look at these issues not only as thinker but also as a counselor. Support this show at: https://www.provenmen.org/disruptors/Corey Latta, PhD, is a husband, father, writer, speaker, counselor, as well as the author of When the Eternal Can Be Met, C. S. Lewis and the Art of Writing and the forthcoming Serve the Work: Reflections on Christ and the Creative Life. Corey is the father of four (two sets of twins!), Justice, London, Gus, and Emma. Check out Corey's books here: https://www.amazon.com/When-Eternal-Can-Met-Bergsonian/dp/1625644213https://www.amazon.com/Lewis-Art-Writing-Apologist-Theologian/dp/1498225349
What is it like for a pastor to fall away from the church? And is there really a way back to faith for those pastors? In this episode of The Other Side of the Church, Corey Latta, an ex Discipleship and Teaching Pastor in the Methodist Church, recounts his post-ministry story of failure, forgiveness, and freedom. Listen to part two of Lathan and Corey's discussion of secrecy, shame, and the pressures of pastoral perfectionism in The Church. You can get in touch with Corey Latta at latta.corey@gmail.com.
What is it like for a pastor to fall away from the church? Corey Latta, an ex Discipleship and Teaching Pastor in the Methodist Church, recounts his post-ministry story of failure, forgiveness, and freedom. In this episode of The Other Side of the Church, listen to part one of Lathan and Corey's discussion of secrecy, shame, and the pressures of pastoral perfectionism in The Church. You can get in touch with Corey Latta at latta.corey@gmail.com
IN THIS REPEAT: A recently shared essay chat on the shorter work entitled "Psychoanalysis and Literary Criticism." My guest was Dr. Corey Latta. - - - - "Psychoanalysis and Literary Criticism" is an essay by C.S. Lewis that has implications beyond either Freud or Literary Criticism. Thus, even if you would normally not read about either subject, you should find this podcast exploring this shorter work by Lewis interesting. Dr. Corey Latta joined William O'Flaherty to discuss this essay on specialized topics. Dr. Latta has been on the podcast several times and has written a few books, including C. S. Lewis and the Art of Writing from 2016. "Psychoanalysis and Literary Criticism," while published in other places, is best available in the collection Selected Literary Essays. As with other "essay chats," the purpose of focusing on a single essay is to encourage you to read (or re-read) it and other essays by Lewis that are often neglected. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Purchase "Psychoanalysis and Literary Criticism" in Selected Literary Essays OTHER ESSAYS MENTIONED: “Religion without Dogma?” (found in God in the Dock) “Religion: Reality or Substitute?” (found in Christian Reflections) Hear OTHER Essay Chats - Here is a Master List of All of Them OTHER BOOKS MENTIONED: An Experiment in Criticism Mere Christianity (note: book 3, chapter 4) Till We Have Faces The Pilgrim's Regress The Great Divorce Listen to C. S. Lewis and the Art of Writing Podcast Interview Listen to the podcast version of Corey's talk "Writing Outside of the Inner Ring" Listen to All About Jack on iTunes Purchase C.S. Lewis Goes to Hell Visit ScrewtapeCompanion.com Knowing and Understanding C.S. Lewis YouTube CHANNEL Visit EssentialCSLewis.com Purchase The Misquotable C.S. Lewis
"Psychoanalysis and Literary Criticism" is an essay by C.S. Lewis that has implications beyond either Freud or Literary Criticism. Thus, even if you would normally not read about either subject, you should find this podcast exploring this shorter work by Lewis interesting. Dr. Corey Latta joined William O'Flaherty to discuss this essay on specialized topics. Dr. Latta has been on the podcast several times and has written a few books, including C. S. Lewis and the Art of Writing from 2016. "Psychoanalysis and Literary Criticism," while published in other places, is best available in the collection Selected Literary Essays. As with other "essay chats," the purpose of focusing on a single essay is to encourage you to read (or re-read) it and other essays by Lewis that are often neglected. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Purchase "Psychoanalysis and Literary Criticism" in Selected Literary Essays OTHER ESSAYS MENTIONED: “Religion without Dogma?” (found in God in the Dock) “Religion: Reality or Substitute?” (found in Christian Reflections) Hear OTHER Essay Chats - Here is a Master List of All of Them OTHER BOOKS MENTIONED: An Experiment in Criticism Mere Christianity (note: book 3, chapter 4) Till We Have Faces The Pilgrim's Regress The Great Divorce Listen to C. S. Lewis and the Art of Writing Podcast Interview Listen to the podcast version of Corey's talk "Writing Outside of the Inner Ring" Listen to All About Jack on iTunes Purchase C.S. Lewis Goes to Hell Visit ScrewtapeCompanion.com Knowing and Understanding C.S. Lewis YouTube CHANNEL Visit EssentialCSLewis.com Purchase The Misquotable C.S. Lewis
IN THIS REPEAT: My most recent new episode about a talk Corey Latta gave in June 2018. - - - - Dr. Corey Latta, author of C.S. Lewis and the Art of Writing, gave a talk at The Marion E. Wade Center during the recent 2018 C.S. Lewis Institute Summer Conference. "Writing Outside of the Inner Ring" is the revised title he told me when giving me permission to share his presentation. While sharing candidly about his own experiences, he uses Lewis's essay, "The Inner Ring" and several letters from 1930 to talk about motivation for writing (and other creative endeavors) and how to stay focused during times of discouragement. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Listen to C. S. Lewis and the Art of Writing Podcast Interview Purchase C. S. Lewis and the Art of Writing Visit C.S. Lewis Institute Main Page Visit The Marion E. Wade Center website Listen to All About Jack on iTunes Purchase C.S. Lewis Goes to Hell Visit ScrewtapeCompanion.com Visit EssentialCSLewis.com Purchase The Misquotable C.S. Lewis
In this article, Corey Latta addresses how C.S. Lewis wrote about emotion, and shares about what Lewis’s books have meant to him in his life.
We are joined once again by Dr. Corey Latta, for part two of our discussion of his book C.S. Lewis and the Art of Writing, published by Wipf and Stock Publishers. Corey’s academic background ranges the gamut from biblical studies and theology to English, including a PhD in Twentieth-Century Literature from the University of Southern Mississippi. He is currently in Memphis, TN where he serves as writer, speaker, and teacher. He is the author of numerous articles, poems, and books, including the one we will be discussing today.
We are joined today by Corey Latta, author of the book C.S. Lewis and the Art of Writing, published by Wipf and Stock Publishers. Corey’s academic background ranges the gamut from biblical studies and theology to English, including a PhD in Twentieth-Century Literature from the University of Southern Mississippi. He is currently Vice President of Academics at Visible Music College, with multiple campuses around the U.S., including where Corey is in Memphis. He is the author of numerous articles, poems, and books, including the one we will be discussing today.
In this episode, Shane and Dr. Latta talk through how fantasy is used in lust and how imagination can be used in prayer. Along with that, Dr. Latta also helps us to see that our draw to stimulation is also an addiction to shame, and he helps us to see the good news in the midst of our shame. As a practitioner, Dr. Latta helps us to look at these issues not only as thinker but also as a counselor. Corey Latta, PhD, is a husband, father, writer, speaker, counselor, as well as the author of When the Eternal Can Be Met, C. S. Lewis and the Art of Writing and the forthcoming Serve the Work: Reflections on Christ and the Creative Life. Corey is the father of four (two sets of twins!), Justice, London, Gus, and Emma. https://www.amazon.com/When-Eternal-Can-Met-Bergsonian/dp/1625644213https://www.amazon.com/Lewis-Art-Writing-Apologist-Theologian/dp/1498225349Watch on Youtube: https://youtu.be/OceX3ubCe3s
In this episode Kurt, Christ, and Corey Latta discuss Avengers: Endgame. MAJOR SPOILER ALERT!
In this episode Kurt, Christ, and Corey Latta discuss Avengers: Endgame. MAJOR SPOILER ALERT!
Editors note We realize that various interpretations and reactions to storyline elements in this film and their ramifications have been debated. We offer this review as one plausible viewpoint. Please also be aware there are spoilers in this episode, as major plot points are discussed. A weak and problematic entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the female centric Captain Marvel is heavy handed and artless in its themes. The topic of feminism in the female empowerment sense and its relationship to heroism has been a trending topic on social media since the movies release. However, this film is a clunky sign post filled movie with badly wrought feminism rather than a feminist view that is secure with itself. This portrayal of female power clangs in desperation demanding to be heard. This Postmodern Realities episode is a conversation with JOURNAL author Corey Latta about his online exclusive CHRISTIAN RESEARCH JOURNAL film review Something to Prove Why Captain Marvel Just Doesnt Work.
In this "Extended Edition" of our podcast, we talk with Armond Boudreaux and Corey Latta, authors of the book Titans: How Superheroes Can Help us Make Sense of a Polarized World! about the real-world insights that superhero stories give us. More than mere entertainment, the genre of superhero comics and movies allow us to wrestle with the ethical and philosophical puzzles humanity has been wrestling with for millennia. They are a mythos for our era, and as such have important insights into the political and ethical problems our society faces today.
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This week we blend the 901 soul with 270 bluegrass notes. I jump on the phone with 2 of the smartest guys I know. Dr. Corey Latta and Justin Patton. Corey has a B.A. in Biblical studies, M.A. in New Testament Studies, M.A. in English, and Ph.D. in Literature. He has taught in Christian higher education and served in ministry for over ten years. Corey writes and teaches on C. S. Lewis, Christian Worldview, Theology and Literature, New Testament Studies, Apologetics, and Biblical Theology. He has published several books, including “Election and Unity in Paul’s Epistle to the Romans,” “Functioning Fantasies: Ideology, Theology, and Social Conception in the Fantasies of C. S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien,” “When the Eternal Can Be Met: The Bergsonian Theology of Time in C. S. Lewis, T. S. Eliot, and W. H. Auden,” “C.S. Lewis and the Art of Writing,” and (forthcoming) “Chasing Adam: A Return to Being Christian.” Corey’s poetry, fiction, and creative non-fiction have appeared in several journals. Corey and his wife Jennifer have two sets of twin children, Justice and London, and Augustus and Emma Jane. For Justin it all started with a nutty bar as all great friendships do. Little Debbie’s significant role in our lives aside Justin is an award winning audio engineer, media specialist and professor at Murray State University and lay theologian. Corey, Justin and I tackle the move of culture towards binary thinking, John Cougars Authority Song…sorta, CS Lewis and the loss of civil discourse, the value of tradition and systems, loss of logic and ad hominem fallacy thinking. So sit back, buckle up and adjust the rearview, the exits for Colliersville and Franklin are just ahead on this weeks episode of Nashville to Memphis. Now that we have figured out how Hitler escaped the bunker and made it to Argentina go and check out Corey at https://www.amazon.com/Corey-Latta/e/B00JHQCIH6 and Justin at http://campus.murraystate.edu/recordingservices/index.html Opening Quote from the 1992 movie Army of Darkness. You should go watch it- https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/army-of-darkness-original-motion-picture-soundtrack/id988870374
Whatever argument the Christian apologist hopes to present, he must first find, or make, its frame. There must be form, else the idea comes to nothing. As C. S. Lewis understood well, the more penetrating and memorable instances of apologetic defense are those with harmony between idea and form. The apologist, like the writer, must become a rhetorical craftsman, careful about how shell say what needs saying. This Postmodern Realities episode is a conversation with JOURNAL author Corey Latta about his feature article in Volume 41 1 2018 called Something Made The Role of Form in Apologetics. To read Coreys article, please subscribe to the JOURNAL
Guests: Shad Berry and Corey Latta
Dr. Corey Latta - Part 1 - The Great Commission & Discipleship by SOS Memphis
Shad Berry, Dr. Corey Latta, and Dr. Kennon Vaghaun talk with David Newman about a daily pursuit of Christ, building guardrails around your life and the importance of friends for faithful living.
Dr. Corey Latta sits down with Dr. Cole Huffman and walks through several books that Cole has read recently.
Dr. Corey Latta sits down with Pastor Naik from India to talk about how he is serving the Lord through his ministry in India. Pastor Naik shares his story of becoming a follower of Jesus.
Shad Berry and Dr. Corey Latta sit down for part two of a discussion on Faith and Work; including thoughts on the sacred/secular divide and the role that stewardship and calling play in work and occupation. In this episode, they get very specific and answer questions that are commonly asked about this topic.
Dr. Corey Latta sits down with Sam Shaw, Pastor of the Orchard Church, to talk about personal stories of God's deliverance. "When you're at the darkest place in your life, go to the deepest thing you know about God and cling to that." - Sam Shaw @samvshawjr
Downline staff members Shad Berry and Corey Latta discuss the theology of Faith and Work including thoughts on the sacred/secular divide and the role that stewardship and calling play in work and occupation.
Downline Staff members Corey Latta and John Sarver talk with Institute teacher and pastor of Del Ray Baptist Church Garrett Kell about the importance and purpose of membership and discipleship in the local church.
Downline Resources contributor, Corey Latta, and Institute teacher, Richie Sessions talk about Richie's transition from a pastoral role to campus ministry as well as the impact of discipleship in his life and the difficulties of finding and being authentic community.
Corey Latta, the Director of the Downline Builder, Scott Lindsey of Faith Life, which produces Logos Bible Software and Ben Robin of the Tech Reformation Podcast discuss the intersection of Christianity and technology at the 2016 Downline Summit.
2016 Downline Summit Speaker, Jen Wilkin, shares her experience planning and writing curriculum for women with Downline Executive Director, Shad Berry and Director of Online Resources, Corey Latta.
2016 Downline Summit Speaker, Robby Gallaty, shares his testimony and discipleship experience with Downline Executive Director, Shad Berry and Director of Online Resources, Corey Latta, as they discuss the implications of sin, our need for Christ and the importance of spiritual growth.
Shad Berry and Corey Latta are joined by Assistant Professor of Preaching at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and 2016 Downline Summit Speaker, Kevin Smith, to discuss how he uses his hobbies, interests and season of life to reach friends, family, neighbors and community members for Christ.
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