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Digressio: Inherit the Humanities

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- Daniel Foucachon

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Afsnit: 16
Gns. varighed: 51M
Sprog: Engelsk
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Kategori: Ungdomsbøger

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Ep 1 - What is Roman Roads?In this pilot episode we explore the mission and curricula of Roman Roads Press. Ep 1 - What is Roman Roads? 1. What is Roman Roads?Great Books Reading ChallengeThe “Old Western Culture” course De Descriptione Temporum 2. Why is it called “Roman Roads”? 3. RR curricula: Calculus For Everyone, Picta Dicta, Grammar of Poetry“Fitting Words” 4. and the art of Rhetoric 5. Conclusion Questions and Suggestions Form
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Ep 2 - Lewis's Ransom Trilogy and Deeper Heaven with Christiana HaleEverybody knows Narnia, but fewer have ventured into C.S. Lewis's science fiction series, wrongly called "The Space Trilogy". Teacher, author, and Lewis scholar, Christiana Hale shares her knowledge of Lewis, the Discarded Image, and the deeper meaning behind the trilogy. Ep 2 - Deeper Heaven & Lewis’ Ransom Trilogy Deeper HeavenSilent Planet, Perelandra, Hideous Strength 1. Foreword from Douglas Wilson 2. Christiana’s introduction to Lewis 3. Why does the Ransom Trilogy need a reader’s guide? 4. Why Lewis wrote the Ransom Trilogy 5. Copernican vs. Ptolemaic universes & medieval cosmology 6. The cosmos & story arc of the ransom trilogy 7. The influence of the planets & astrology The Discarded Image 8. in the Trilogy 9. “Donegality” in Ransom Trilogy & Narnia (Planet Narnia + The Narnia Code) 10. Deeper Heaven’s audience & outline 11. Christiana’s “Recovering the Discarded Image” 12. from Digressio Magazine 2019 13. Why is That Hideous Strength 14. so different from the first two? Abolition of Man , 15. education, and enlightenment rationalism 16. Conclusion Questions and Suggestions Form
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Ep 3 - Classical Education as Inheriting the HumanitiesWhat is classical education? Is it a way of teaching (pedagogy) or is it the topics covered (subject)? We explore Daniel's answer and see how it dovetails with sharing the Gospel. Ep 3 - Classical Education as Inheriting the Humanities 1. What is classical education? Pedagogy vs. Subject 2. The inheritance of the West 3. “The Humanities”: an integrated approach to many subjects, Calculus For Everyone 4. An inheritance for who? 5. Americans’ Roman worldview 6. Different cultural understandings of the Gospel: guilt vs. innocence, shame vs. honor, confidence vs. fear 7. Studying the humanities shows us who we are 8. Why read pagans as Christians? Fitting Words 9. Superficially Christian education 10. Western inheritance: the weird uncle 11. Conclusion Questions and Suggestions Form
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Ep 4 - Inaugural Lecture of Old Western CultureIn this episode we explore how to approach the great books as Christians, Enlightenment prejudices, and oft-forgotten Medieval classics through the very first lecture of the Old Western Culture course. Ep 4 - OWC Inaugural Lecture Old Western Culture Year 1 - The Greeks 1. What do the great books do for us? 2. A Christian approach to the great books 3. “The clean sea breeze of the centuries” 4. Christianity vs. syncretism; a confessional approach 5. Enlightenment prejudice in great books collections The Consolation of PhilosophyRule of BenedictAnselm’s TheologyThe Golden LegendGeoffrey of MonmouthOld Western Culture Year 3 - Christendom 6. The complete Christian classics reading list 7. Ancient Christians are our people 8. Conclusion Questions and Suggestions Form
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Ep 5 - The Rage of AchillesIn this episode "about" Homer's Iliad, we get to enjoy the entirety of Book 1, "The Rage of Achilles" from Wes Callihan's personal rendering of the Iliad. 1. "About" the great books vs. "Through" the great books 2. Roman Roads' 2019 Iliad Read Aloud Livestream 3. Conclusion Questions and Suggestions Form
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Ep 6 - Why Integrate Science, Math, and Philosophy with Dr. Mitch StokesDr. Mitch Stokes tells us about his journey from engineering to philosophy and why those disciplines should be much more integrated than they typically are in the classroom and the lab. How To Be An Atheist - Why Most Skeptics Aren’t Skeptical EnoughA Shot of Faith to the Head - Be a Confident Believer in an Age of Cranky AtheistsGalileo 1. Mitch's journey from STEM to philosophy 2. How did science and math influence philosophy? What Does Jesus Have to Do with STEM? - Digressio Magazine 3. Is calculus important? 4. Why calculus is important for STEM people 5. Why calculus is important for humanities people Calculus for Everyone? - Digressio Magazine 6. Practical tips for the school administrator and homeschooling parent Calculus for Everyone - Roman Roads Store Questions and Suggestions Form
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Ep 7 - The Hidden Assumptions of the 5-Day School with Rusty OlpsRusty Olps tells us about the lesser-known roots of the modern school system, and the affects of incidentals like age-based placement and 5-day a week attendance. INTRO: The Jubilee School Lewis Clark Christian School Kepler Education OUTLINE: 1. The Prussian Model of Education 2. Horace Mann's Report of an Educational Tour, 1844 3. Incidentals of the Modern School 4. Diversity of learners, age-based grades, achievement-based advancement, 3-day model 5. The flipped classroom model 6. The One World Schoolhouse: Education Reimagined - Salman Kahn 7. Homeschooling, Jubilee, and Kepler 8. How parents can help improve their 5-day schools FURTHER READING: The German Conspiracy in American Education - Gustavus Ohlinger 1919 Prussia and the German System of Education - Arthur Bott The Myth of the Common School - Charles Leslie Glenn Jr. John Taylor Gatto Disrupting Class Deschooling Society- Ivan Illich So You Want to Start a School? - Brian Daigle
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Ep 8 - Latin Acquisition with Tim GriffithTimothy Griffith joins us to answer the question "Why Latin?" and why we need to integrate the three pathways of Use, Grammar, and Reading. We also bash the SAT a little bit, and talk about the CLT. INTRO: Tim Griffith, Fellow of Classical Languages, New Saint Andrews College Picta Dicta OUTLINE: 1. Why learn latin? 2. Why latin over another language? 3. Being familiar with the ancient worldview 4. Real education vs. Studying to the test, and the Classical Learning Test. 5. The three learning pathways 6. The Grammar Approach and the Natural Method vs. Mixed Method Latin 7. How Picta Dicta uses all the learning pathways LINKS: The Mass Extinction Nobody Talks About - Tim Griffith The Classic Learning Test Picta Dicta as a live class at Kepler Education
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Ep 9 - How to Speak Latin, with Tim Griffith and Reuben JansenIn this episode, Daniel Foucachon sits down with Tim Griffith (the creator of Picta Dicta) and Reuben Jansen (the author of Picta Dicta Latin Primer) to discuss the art of learning Latin the right way, which means speaking and using Latin. Reuben tells us the story of how Latin Primer came about, and we discuss what speaking and using Latin as a living language looks like, as well as why it is worth while pursuing. Come listen to some Latin (don't worry, we'll teach you - even in this podcast!). Links: Picta Dicta (Vocabulary, Primer courses, and Readers): https://romanroadsmedia.com/latin
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Ep 10 - What Does Jesus have to do with STEM? by Dr. Mitch StokesThis special edition of the Digressio Podcast features an article by Dr. Mitch Stokes, senior fellow of Philosophy at New Saint Andrews College, entitled, "What Does Jesus have to do with STEM." STEM refers to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. In this article Dr. Stokes explores the need to integrate STEM fields with the Liberal Arts, and addresses the current crisis in Physics. "The proper kind of liberal arts education for STEM students has more than theoretical value; it has substantial practical value for the STEM disciplines themselves." - Mitch Stokes Dr. Stokes is the author of Calculus for Everybody, a Calculus text that embodies his vision for preparing the next generation of classical students heading into STEM fields. Learn more about Calculus for Everyone, and the other classical curriculum published by Roman Roads Press at www.romanroadspress.com Article read by Tim Stephenson. "What does Jesus have to do with STEM" first appeared in Digressio Magazine, Vol. 4 by Roman Roads Press. Read the article at www.DigressioMag.com.
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Digressio: Inherit the Humanities

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- Daniel Foucachon

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Afsnit: 16
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