The Great ConversationLife & Death—Part I By Gabriel Blanchard People and societies differ drastically in countless ways, but one of the few true human universals is death. We’ve […]
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Magna CartaA Book Profile By Travis Copeland The supremacy of law over arbitrary government is not guaranteed by civilization, but cost immense effort to obtain. ❧ Full title:
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CavendishAn Author Profile By Gabriel Blanchard The English Baroque period knew few minds as baroque as that of Margaret Cavendish. ❧ Full name and titles: Margaret Cavendish, née
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HOW TO READ BOOKS Genre: The Basics By Gabriel Blanchard Want get more out of your daily reading? Join us for everything from specific tips to elementary literary
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De FranceAn Author Profile By Gabriel Blanchard This mysterious poet was one of the most important shapers of the Arthurian cycle. ❧ Full name and titles: Marie, surname
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Student Poem: There By Rebecca Neely I spin words into gossamer threads of gold I’ll lead you to where dreams are manifold Far past anywhere adventure has taken
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The Great Conversation:Sign & Symbol—Part III By Gabriel Blanchard There is one symbol that has, perhaps, wielded more influence and caused more strife than any other in Western
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HayekAn Author Profile By Gabriel Blanchard The economic and the political spheres are inextricably intertwined; what happens in either will always affect the other. ❧ Full name: Friedrich
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Student Essay: Truth Without Grace By Austin Young Though it is indispensable to virtue, a love of truth by itself is not enough to sustain virtue; something more
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The Great Conversation:Sign & Symbol—Part II By Gabriel Blanchard We now turn from signs in general to that special class of signs we call symbols. Go here for
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