Contemplating the Liberal Arts: The Music of the Spheres & Stars
I have been thinking about how to write this post for a while now. When I think about harmonics […]
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Contemplating the Liberal Arts: Arithmetic
“Heavenly King, Comforter, Spirit of Truth, You who are present everywhere filling all things, Treasury of good things and
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Contemplating the Liberal Arts: The Quadrivium & An Interview with Daniel Maycock
The other day I had the privilege of having a conversation with Daniel Maycock. Daniel is a Classical teacher,
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Contemplating the Liberal Arts: Rhetoric
“Grammar speaks, dialectic teaches words, and rhetoric colors words.” -Medieval maxim for the Trivium In the last two
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Contemplating the Liberal Arts: Dialectic
In the last post of this series, Contemplating the Liberal Arts: Grammar, we discussed the liberal art of grammar
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Contemplating the Liberal Arts: Grammar
“Consider, for example, what a reader should know in order to properly interpret the Aeneid, and one will
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Justification, Judging, & The Liberal Arts
What do you think of when you hear the term ‘liberal art’? Today, the liberal arts are
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Contemplating the Liberal Arts: the Roots
One of my favorite things about my mentor is how he sheds light on the importance of the
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Playing with Speaking & Rhetoric
“That is just rhetoric!” someone shouted as a speaker made his final statement while another shouted “I am not falling
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Playing with Poetry by Dara Weaver
Playing with Poetry by Dara Weaver I have always been in love with words and read everything I could get
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31 Days of Playing with the Arts
Welcome! During the Month of October, we will be taking a leisurely look at the arts. We will entertain thoughts
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The Language Arts
The Language arts of the Liberal Arts are also known as the Trivium. They are Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric. These are also the names
Forms of Instruction Part I: Survey the Subjects
The next step for Getting Started with Christian Classical Homeschooling is to take a look at what to teach and
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