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Back to Cloud Cuckoo Land | Through the Great Books
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Through the Great Books. What We’ve Read. Many a True Word Hath Been Spoken in Jest. Ldquo;I Would My Horse Had the Speed of Your Tongue.” →. Back to Cloud Cuckoo Land. December 11, 2014. Another month has been lost as a result of my extensive travels, but I continue pressing forward with the Great Books Project. The next round of readings includes a Shakespeare favorite, so there is no excuse to stop now! Here are the readings for the coming week:. Much Ado about Nothing. By William Shakespeare (. Now t...
Angels Weren’t Created Happy | Through the Great Books
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Through the Great Books. What We’ve Read. Riding to Heaven on a Dung Beetle. Don’t Trust Anyone Under Fifty →. Angels Weren’t Created Happy. June 11, 2015. We are down in the weeds in the midst of six lengthy works this week in the Great Books Project and will be for some time. Fortunately, my enthusiasm for recently resuming the project should keep me from getting bogged down. Here are the readings for the coming week:. By Leo Tolstoy, Book I, Chapters 15-23 (. Vol 51, pp. 26-41). Vol 17, p. 339-354).
What We’ve Read | Through the Great Books
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Through the Great Books. What We’ve Read. What We’ve Read. Since beginning this project in January 2011, we have completed the following works:. Mother Courage and Her Children. An Enemy of the People. A Doll’s House. The Doctor in Spite of Himself. O’Neill, Eugene:. Six Characters in Search of an Author. The Taming of the Shrew. The Merchant of Venice. As You Like It. The Winter’s Tale. Henry IV, Part I. Henry IV, Part II. Shaw, George Bernard:. The Man of Destiny. The School for Scandal. Singer, Isaac:...
“I Would My Horse Had the Speed of Your Tongue.” | Through the Great Books
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Through the Great Books. What We’ve Read. Back to Cloud Cuckoo Land. You Are Not a Trojan Woman. Count Your Blessings. →. Ldquo;I Would My Horse Had the Speed of Your Tongue.”. December 23, 2014. This week in the Great Books Project we finish off the last of the John Milton volume and start Thomas Aquinas’s treatise on angels. We’ll also read about the Visigoths’ sack of Rome if my guess is right. All this as we pass the 21,000-page mark in our reading plan! Here are the readings for the coming week:.
Dr. J | Through the Great Books
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Through the Great Books. What We’ve Read. Author Archives: Dr. J. About Dr. J. I am Professor of Humanities at Faulkner University, where I chair the Department of Humanities and direct online M.A. and Ph.D. programs based on the Great Books of Western Civilization. I am also Associate Editor of the Journal of Faith and the Academy and a member of the faculty at Liberty Classroom. Our Troubles May Be Over. October 20, 2015. Plato Channels Nigel Tufnel. August 26, 2015. That hasn’t happened in a while!
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Enabler of Student Cheating Tells All | The Western Tradition
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Great Books Project Post Index. Reading Economics Post Index. Get Thee to a Nunnery: The False Choice Presented to Us About Convents. Is Marriage Becoming Obsolete? Enabler of Student Cheating Tells All. November 18, 2010. 8220;You did me business ethics propsal for me I need propsal got approved pls can you will write me paper? Chronicle of Higher Education. Features an article titled “ Shadow Scholar. Note the three fields he singles out as giving him lots of business: nursing, education, and. I am Pro...
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I’m on the Tom Woods Show Today | The Western Tradition
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Great Books Project Post Index. Reading Economics Post Index. Riding to Heaven on a Dung Beetle. Angels Weren’t Created Happy →. I’m on the Tom Woods Show Today. June 9, 2015. Today’s episode of the Tom Woods Show features an interview with me about my new Liberty Classroom course on the history of conservatism and libertarianism. I thought it went pretty well; I certainly enjoyed the conversation. To listen to the interview. To see the list of topics I cover in the course. About Dr. J. Enter your email ...
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Happy Magna Carta Day! | The Western Tradition
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Great Books Project Post Index. Reading Economics Post Index. Angels Weren’t Created Happy. Don’t Trust Anyone Under Fifty →. Happy Magna Carta Day! June 15, 2015. Today marks the 800th anniversary of the first issuing of the Magna Carta by King John of England (1199-1216). For many centuries the English-speaking world has looked to it as the foundational document in our tradition of limited government and the rule of law. First of all, here’s the text of the 1215 original. Russ Roberts recently intervie...
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Reading Economics | The Western Tradition
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Great Books Project Post Index. Reading Economics Post Index. Because I am a glutton for punishment and was not content with merely reading through the Great Books of the Western World in seven years, in January 2012 I initiated a series of posts in which I track my progress in reading economics. This project (at present) has three components:. An introductory textbook by Shawn Ritenour titled. Written on the college level from an explicitly Christian perspective. For the program’s online syllabus. For a...
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Recommended Resources | The Western Tradition
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Great Books Project Post Index. Reading Economics Post Index. This page contains a few handpicked resources for those wishing to begin or continue their study of the Western tradition. (The page is under construction; please be patient.). Dr J’s Lectures. If you’d like to learn about the Western tradition in history and literature from me, you have a few options. Become a student at Faulkner University. Which focus on the Great Books and feature concentrations in history, philosophy, and literature.
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Reading Economics Post Index | The Western Tradition
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Great Books Project Post Index. Reading Economics Post Index. Reading Economics Post Index. This page contains links to the various posts in the site’s Reading Economics Project. They’re divided into three categories:. Posts discussing Shawn Ritenour’s. Posts discussing weekly installments of the Ludwig von Mises Institute’s Home Study Course in Austrian Economics. Posts discussing readings from George Reisman’s Program of Self-Education in the Economic Theory and Political Philosophy of Capitalism.
Leaflocker: The Great Conversation
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It is better to Pope on your feet than Pope on your knees. Here's a mission statement of sorts for our little conversation:. So, there's this guy on the internet reading the Great Books. We'd love you to join in the reading any time, just pick up one or more of the pieces we're reading each week and let's enter into a little conversation of our own, right here. The full list as it currently stands can be found here. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Living in the A-Town. Quote of the Moment. From Me to You.
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Voluntary Exchange and Regulation | The Western Tradition
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Great Books Project Post Index. Reading Economics Post Index. Happiness is a Form of Contemplation →. Voluntary Exchange and Regulation. June 2, 2012. We are nearing the end of our chapter-by-chapter discussion of Shawn Ritenour’s. On this phenomenon.). Anti-trust laws are based on the doctrine of consumer sovereignty as discussed in an earlier chapter. We have already seen that there are several problems with claims that monopolies or oligopolies in a free market harm consumers. Historically, th...The c...
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Great Books Project Post Index | The Western Tradition
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Great Books Project Post Index. Reading Economics Post Index. Great Books Project Post Index. Several people have asked for the complete seven-year schedule of readings for the Great Book Project. Unfortunately, I’m unable to provide it because I’m still creating it from week to week. If I had to go back and start from the beginning, I would probably change a few things here and there, and perhaps one day I’ll create a comprehensive schedule. Introductory essay to the. Gateway to the Great Books. Homer, ...
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Through The Grapevine
Obtaining The Answers For Locating Fundamental Aspects For Knotted Hair Ties. Getting The Answers For Common-sense Plans For Hair Ties. Tags : hair ties. The Grapes of Wrath obstacle mud run will see another year of partnerships in support of local hospitals and the Cancer Society. The Hastings Prince Edward and Brighton Cancer Society, the Prince Edward County. SparkNotes: The Grapes of Wrath. The Grapes of Wrath (1940) – IMDb. The Grapes of Wrath — A poor Midwest family is forced off of their lan...
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Welcome to Through the Grapevine Bed and Breakfast. Thank you so much for making our first - ever B&B experience unforgettable! Your beautiful home, friendly hospitality, and marvelous breakfasts were more than we had hoped for. Thank you again! It brings you back to the eighteenth century. Thank you for the hospitality, the food, and the drink. Our only regret is that our stay was only one night. Read more bed and breakfast reviews. We offer our loyal repeat guests $10 off the regular. That includes the...
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Through The Gray
Thursday, October 28, 2010. My crazy kids LOVE this song! Posted by Eric Devericks. Monday, July 19, 2010. And let me tell you why. He is a great Dad. He puts the kids to bed almost every night. He can still make me laugh. He is a hard worker. He is always up for a challenge. He compliments my cooking. He gives great advice. He has a beautiful testimony. He's a great friend. I am blessed he chose me! Posted by Eric Devericks. Sunday, July 18, 2010. Finn: Mom, don't sign me up for high school! Me: OK, why?
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Through the Great Books | The Seven-Year Project
Through the Great Books. What We’ve Read. Angels Weren’t Created Happy. June 11, 2015. We are down in the weeds in the midst of six lengthy works this week in the Great Books Project and will be for some time. Fortunately, my enthusiasm for recently resuming the project should keep me from getting bogged down. Here are the readings for the coming week:. By Leo Tolstoy, Book I, Chapters 15-23 (. Vol 51, pp. 26-41). The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. By Edward Gibbon, Chapter XXXIV (. I haven’t seen...
Through the Green | It's all in play
August 18, 2010 · 10:28 am. Quote of the Day. I came across a great quote from PGA TOUR player Joe Ogilvie today. A winner of the 2007 Greater Milwaukee Open, Ogilvie is also a Duke graduate (Economics) who is regarded as one of the smartest guys on TOUR, especially for any financial discussions. He is also a member of the Player Advisory Council (PAC). Keep an eye out for my thoughts on The PGA Championship and the upcoming FedEx Playoffs. August 1, 2010 · 9:58 pm. A much different welcome these days.
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Through the Green Gate
Through the Green Gate. Environmental issues for open minds. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Cahnge. United Nations Environment Programme. Friends of the Earth UK. UK Department for the Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs. Beginner's guide to Climate Change, Global Warming, and the Greenhouse Efect. But these arguments have been discounted to most peoples satisfaction. The Associated Press reports that " Climate scientists have now seen the man-made fingerprint of global warming on 10 different aspec...
through the grit
Tuesday, May 3, 2011. Through the Grit can now be read on my facebook notes for all of my 15 followers to enjoy! The blog has treated me well and I might be back here someday, but for now I will be happily posting on FB. Monday, March 21, 2011. I have decided to take a break from blogging for a bit. I'll be back.but I am just so busy and have a lot going on and not much to say these days. If I have something really great to share I will, like these recent pictures of Mugi. She's just the best! I fell in ...
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Through the Guts of a Beggar | A Novelette By Robert Swartwood
Through the Guts of a Beggar. A Novelette By Robert Swartwood. In high school I’d written a horror short story called In the Tall Grass. As is the case with almost all of my early work, it evolved through the years and was expanded into a 10,000-word novelette called Through the Guts of a Beggar. It was eventually accepted for the pulpy monster horror anthology. The e-book seen on the sidebar can be purchased for 99 cents, and includes the original novelette as well as an alternate ending (3,000 words lo...
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