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For the Shear Love of it—Nature’s Lessons On Interior Peace
thy —Have I been here before? The seeds that I planted inside this February all died by May and this is why I love gardening— Human...
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EDUCATION LOST
To put an end to the spirit of inquiry that has characterized the West it is not necessary to burn the books. All we have to do is leave them unread for a few generations. (Hutchins, Adler. The Great Conversation)
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Words Await Us, like the Hush of Angels
Paper, the Weight of Endless Time
Creator Man, Between the Lines
Lifts the Soul to Reach the Mind
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RAPHAEL SCHOOL OF ATHENS 1509-1511
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CONSTELLATION OF THOUGHT
Connecting history and philosophical ideas through the ages and cultures all pointing to the free person created in the image of God in the pursuit of Culture. A reading and writing journey through space and time to reclaim the lost tools of education through The Great Books of the Western World: Scholasticism, Monasticism, Byzantium and the Islamic Golden Age that illuminated the Dark Ages
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Without Revelation, the finest minds with the help of Reason are but a fine tuned instrument that cannot play music. The Church has had in her possession the keys to Faith & Reason transposing notes of secular knowledge in harmony with Wisdom.
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ABOUT JULIA CAESAR
Background M.A Ed, B.F.A Theatre Linguist:Translator/editor Global Arena /Languages: French, Attic Greek
I decided to go back to the books:
the Great Books. After seeing the disastrous effects of cancel culture I thought it vital to promote a counter cancel culture long lived in the Liberal Arts
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CLASSICUS
Why Classical? How I fell through the looking glass of the Classical World
It all began as a student of architecture and design and a fascination with a Fable: Vitruvius’ Maiden of Corinth and the origin of Corinthian Order (capital). It was my secret rebellion to investigate the Orders (columns) of Ancient Greece to spite my anti-ornamental education in design and architecture and reject the Manifesto of Adolph Loos who believed that good architecture must be stripped of ornament: enter Modernism. Along the course, we stripped our curriculums and our environment of beauty, philosophy and humanism—the delight of learning and the joy of living.
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“HOUSE” by Alexandra Orekhova
America’s historic architecture and the shared values of freedom, optimism and opportunity have remained intact until now...
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Speaking in Tongues: Second Language Acquisition—the Key to Literacy
I welcomed the sudden invasion of a foreign language at the age of three and remember distinctly how very normal it felt to hear it...
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Raising the Emotional IQ
What we can formulate is that almost all historic revolutions were conceived by 20–30 year olds.
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Children and Myths—Let them be part of the Great Conversation
a celebration of Faith and Science mirrored by the wisdom of the Holy Scriptures
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Maneuvering the Lasers Labeldom
I’ve always admired people who lived their life free of labels, especially political affiliation. It’s a sign of wisdom to go through...
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Our new Renaissance
The study of Philosophy in school should not be abandoned and even revisited as it has a direct impact on our economy and our social...
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Scorsese Digs up his Catholic Roots in The Irishman
...there was a catholic cultural connection with the Mafia, ubiquitous, and therefore harmless to the viewer intimidated by truth.
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Sympathy for the Crown
By her self restraint and renunciation of individuality she finds her greatest freedom and personhood, anquored as a great Mariner.
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