The Great Conversation: Oligarchy By Gabriel Blanchard Money is power, sometimes literally. The word oligarchy comes from the Greek ὀλίγος, meaning “few.” Technically, any government by a small […]
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The first ten guests of CLT’s Anchored Podcast provide the books that were fundamental to their educational journeys.
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OvidAn Author Profile By Matt McKeown In both Ovid’s light verse and his grander work, the two aspects of the Roman Venus are clearly discernible. ❧ Full name
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The Great Conversation: Law By Matt McKeown Man is a political animal. … Right? Some of the great ideas come up more often around elections, and law is
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CEO Jeremy Tate discusses the importance of fostering a culture of civil discourse and why education is critical to this end.
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Dante: The Modern Medieval By Jason Baxter Dante’s imagination is not merely a product of its time, but shows a marked kinship with later luminaries. Next year will
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The Great Conversation: Soul By Gabriel Blanchard The nourishment and maturation of the soul is the stated aim of classic education. We had better know what we mean
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Teaching Our Children to Be Like Penelope (In a World Full of Cyclopes) By Rachel Greb The wisdom of Penelope is juxtaposed with the tunnel vision of the
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BorgesAn Author Profile By John Weeks The mysterious and fantastic world depicted by Borges could be called surreal, but it is suspiciously like reality. ❧ Full name and
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The Great Conversation: Desire By Matt McKeown There are few ideas more deceitfully simple than desire. Desire is a more complicated subject than it may appear at first
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