Reviving Interest in Boethius

Boethius, once a hugely popular Roman philosopher, experienced a decline in recognition over the centuries despite influencing poets, theologians, and statesmen. Although theories suggest that the Renaissance's humanist movement may have contributed to his obscurity, the reasons remain unclear. Dr. Thomas Ward highlights the enduring relevance of Boethius's work, particularly 'The Consolation of Philosophy,' which is still celebrated for its clarity and insights. Dr. Ward aims to reintroduce Boethius to modern audiences and emphasizes that his writings deserve renewed attention in philosophical and educational contexts.