The Brain, a User’s Manual:Introducing theSquare of Opposition By Gabriel Blanchard With the foundation of predicating laid, we may begin to rear the walls and towers of the […]
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We turn now to the pathless north, to see if there is any light we can shed upon an age famed most for its slain dragons, extinct giants, and other elusive natives of Faërie.
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One of the most common causes of distrust and even enmity among people is mere miscommunication.
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The reign of Justinian and Theodora seemed like it might be the recovery of a Roman Mediterranean; at first.
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Having armed ourselves with substance, let’s get into some accidents.
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We have come now to, perhaps, the most libeled and distorted period in all of human history. Let’s clear a few things up before we properly begin!
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Texts in Context:Timeline of Classical Antiquity—Part II By Gabriel Blanchard This timeline covers approximately the second half of Classical Antiquity, i.e. the late first century BC to the late
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Texts in Context:Timeline of Classical Antiquity—Part I By Gabriel Blanchard This timeline covers approximately the first half of Classical Antiquity, i.e. the early fifth to late first centuries
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The Brain, a User’s Manual:How to Talk About Things—Part One By Gabriel Blanchard We’ve seen this painting of the School of Athens several times here on the Journal;
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Texts in Context:Nightfall on Classical Antiquity By Gabriel Blanchard Not with a bang, but with an administrative technicality. Constantine the Great History and pop culture tell us the
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