Concord, NC – Should Christians Read the Great Books?
An Event Hosted at the CiRCE Offices.
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August 22, 2014
What I’m Reading: The Odyssey – Book Two
The coming of age tale is, I suspect, as old as coming of age itself. Many of our most beloved books and stories reveal what Dr. Eva Brann aptly calls “a trip towards . . . identity.” Consider: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, David Copperfield, Treasure Island, Candide, Jane Eyre, Great Expectations, To Kill a
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“The Higher Naiveté” and the Revolution of Modern Learning
At the end of last school year, Joshua Gibbs suggested some of the benefits to our technological age. In a lecture on the Dark Ages of Greece, Yale professor Donald Kagan explains his gullibility towards the ancients: …Well, prior to the late eighteenth century when German scholars began to look at the Homeric poems specifically,
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