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RSSEpisode 08: The Practice of Lamentation
How have we, as a modern society, forgotten how to lament? What could lamentation do for us on an individual level and as a whole? Subscribe to our episode...
Dr. Christopher Perrin has been a leader in the renewal of classical education in the United States for 25 years. In this podcast, he traces the renewal of the American paideia exploring the recent history of the American renaissance in light of the 2500 years that have preceded it.
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Episode 07: The Resurgence of Classical Education Among African Americans
What was the earliest classical school for African Americans and what effect did it have on the resurgence of the classical movement today? Subscribe to our episode release email...
Episode 06: What Does Jerusalem Have to Do With Athens?
How do we encounter the classical tradition? How do we engage with the sacred inheritance of great writings? Subscribe to our episode release email list to be notified when...
Episode 05: The Sacred Synthesis
What does Jerusalem have to do with Athens? Can the Greek and Roman tradition of classical thought be harmonized with what is taught in the Old and New Testaments...
Episode 04: The Great Idea of the Liberal Arts
What are the liberal arts? Why are they called liberal? And why are they arts?
Episode 03: The Great Idea of the Great Conversation
Conversation is a dance of ideas with at least one partner. Find out why.
Episode 02: The Great Idea of Virtue
What is it for which education should aim and seek? Virtue. Find out why. Subscribe to our episode release email list to be notified when a new episode is...
Episode 01: The Great Idea of Wisdom
In this inaugural episode, Dr. Perrin makes a case for wisdom being the chief aim of education. Sadly, few of us can even define wisdom, much less know how...
