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Tag Archives: education
Book Review: How To Build Children With Integrity
How To Build Children With Integrity, by Karen Budzinski [Note: This book was provided free of charge by Adams PR Group. All thoughts and opinions are my own.] In reading books like this one [1] I am often concerned about … Continue reading
Audiobook Review: Great Courses: Origins And Ideologies Of The American Revolution: Part Four
Great Courses: Origins and Ideologies Of The American Revolution: Part Four, taught by Peter Mancall Although in general I have been greatly disappointed by the way this course worked out and the perspective of its instructor, I found that this … Continue reading
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Tagged American Revolution, education, political history, politics
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Audiobook Review: Great Courses: Origins And Ideologies Of The American Revolution: Part Three
Great Courses: Origins and Ideologies Of The American Revolution: Part Three, taught by Peter Mancall Perhaps surprisingly, a course that talks about the origins and ideologies of the American Revolution spends little time talking about the revolution itself [1]. It … Continue reading
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Tagged American Revolution, education, politics
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Audiobook Review: Great Courses: Origins And Ideologies Of The American Revolution: Part Two
Great Courses: Origins and Ideologies Of The American Revolution: Part Two, taught by Peter Mancall I must admit that I found this particular part of the course to be rather compelling. In particular, I am fascinated about situations where communication … Continue reading
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Tagged American Revolution, authority, education, legitimacy, politics, trust
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Audiobook Review: Great Courses: Origins And Ideologies Of The American Revolution: Part One
Great Courses: Origins And Ideologies Of The American Revolution: Part One, taught by Peter C. Mancall As someone who is no stranger to listening to Great Courses cds while driving, I am also no stranger to thinking about the origins … Continue reading
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Book Review: Who Killed Homer?
Who Killed Homer?: The Demise Of Classical Education And The Recovery Of Greek Wisdom, by Victor Davis Hanson & John Heath I do not believe that I would be considered a classicist within the context of Academia. As fond as … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, education, Greece, language, politics
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Book Review: A Student’s Guide To Natural Science
A Student’s Guide To Natural Science, by Stephen M. Barr Admittedly, this book did not do a very good job at appealing to me when it comes to natural science. Even so, the fact that the author spends a lot … Continue reading
Book Review: A Student’s Guide To Economics
A Student’s Guide To Economics, by Paul Heyne I found this book to be greatly enjoyable to read, and I feel so charitably towards it that I will not even ding the book too harshly for having an afterword by … Continue reading
Book Review: A Student’s Guide To Political Philosophy
A Student’s Guide To Political Philosophy, by Harvey C. Mansfield I must admit that I have always been deeply interested in the subject of political philosophy, as soon as I became aware of it [1]. This book is probably not … Continue reading
Book Review: On The Unseriousness Of Human Affairs
On The Unseriousness Of Human Affairs: Teaching, Writing, Playing, Believing, Lecturing, Philosophizing, Singing, Dancing, by James V. Schall If unseriousness is not a word, it deserves to be. A great deal of that which is worthwhile in life is unserious, … Continue reading
