Thought begins with perception and continues through comparison. Angelina in Louisiana is a college writing teacher who has been comparing modern writing with classical and has had some very interesting things to say. She lives in the trenches, having to work with people who have had their common sense removed from their minds because of […]
So a little girl is sitting in a third grade classroom and the teacher begins to show the students how to create a key word outline so they can imitate a fairy tale. “You’ll probably want to pick the subject and the verb in most sentences,” the teacher says, when the little girl raises her
I’m much more concerned about raising decent but soulless children, children with that blank unconscious stare who run in tight grooves, completely lacking in passion for anything grand and beautiful. Douglas Jones Angels in the Architecture: A Protestant Vision for Middle Earth Chapter 11, Nurturing Fat Souls
