Hesiod: Gods of Gold and Iron
Hesiod: Gods of Gold and Iron By Gabriel Blanchard Though little read today outside of specialist circles, Hesiod is perhaps one of the most significant figures in the […]
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Hesiod: Gods of Gold and Iron By Gabriel Blanchard Though little read today outside of specialist circles, Hesiod is perhaps one of the most significant figures in the […]
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St. Bede: In the Year of Our Lord By Travis Copeland The so-called Dark Ages had their share of luminaries—not least among them a religious brother from the
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What Makes CLT “Classic”? By Kate Colón-Crespo The SAT or “Scholastic Assessment Test” is blandly but straightforwardly named. Why did we choose the name we chose? Our Author
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Seneca: The Good Life in a Bad World By Paulina Cerdán In Seneca, we see a nuance and humanity far more subtle than we usually credit the Stoics
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Procopius: The Secrets of Byzantium By Gabriel Blanchard Few figures in history are as compelling as Justinian and Theodora—and we owe nearly all we know of them to
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The Epic of Gilgamesh:Wisdom From the Dawn of the World By Gabriel Blanchard Composed almost four thousand years ago, the Gilgamesh remains a moving tale of humanity and
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Student Essay: Descartes’ Children By Filomena Bertucci The radical doubt of modern philosophy is itself tied to a fundamentally flawed concept of human nature. In our study of
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Las Casas: The Morning Star of Human Rights By Gabriel Blanchard The life of de las Casas is a study in colonialism, conversion, and zeal for justice. Born
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Student Essay: Herodotus and Happiness By Claire Rudisill We tend to turn to philosophers and theologians for the meaning of happiness, but there is another discipline with wisdom
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A Knight for Wisdom By Travis Copeland Few of us think of monarchs from the “Dark Ages” as models of learning and wisdom, but we should take another
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