ProustAn Author Profile By Gabriel Blanchard Proust shaped twentieth-century literature not only in his native France, but throughout the English-speaking world. ❧ Full name: Valentin Louis George Eugène […]
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Summer in January Few things can make you miss the summertime like wind in your face and ice under your feet. At least we can plan for the
The Great Conversation: Universal & Particular By Gabriel Blanchard Here we have, arguably, the single oldest discussion in philosophy. Philosophy as we know it was born in Ionia
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KierkegaardAn Author Profile By Gabriel Blanchard Kierkegaard is one of the hardest figures on our Author Bank—and yet widely beloved. ❧ Full name: Søren Aabye Kierkegaard [sõ-rĕn äb-yĕ
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Anchored: A Year in Review We’ve had an outstanding year with our own little corner of the Great Conversation. We launched our podcast Anchored at the end of
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Student Profile: Matthew Tolbert, First Ever 120 on the CLT At six years old, the Classic Learning Test has a perfect score for the first time! Classic Learning
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The Great Conversation: Necessity & Contingency By Gabriel Blanchard Though the pair may sound abstract, the ideas of necessity and contingency are interwoven with a vast range of
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DickensAn Author Profile By Gabriel Blanchard The work of Dickens is at once politically radical and warmly domestic. ❧ Full name and title: Charles John Huffam Dickens [chäŕłz
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The Great Conversation: Opposition By Gabriel Blanchard Opposition is one of the richest ideas in the Great Conversation. Opposite-ness is a particular species of the broader genus of
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The Great Conversation: Idea—Part II By Gabriel Blanchard The pendulum of Western thought continues to swing between Plato and Aristotle, yet from radically different pivots … Go here
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