Monthly Archives: January 2016

Having finished reading all of the Aeschylus plays in GBWW Volume 4, I decided to proceed with the two Electra plays by…

I managed to finish reading the four remaining plays by Aeschylus in Volume 4 of GBWW this weekend. As I…

I managed to resume my reading of the rest of the Oresteia trilogy this week after previously having read and wrote about Agamemnon,…

Augustine’s Confessions is what I would call truly establishing a genre – that of the personal narrative. Despite being written…

In the previous post of this series, I talked about John Walton’s The Lost World of Genesis One (LWGO), where he argues for a…

Mark Henrie’s A Student’s Guide to the Core Curriculum is a book that complements Joseph Schall’s A Student’s Guide to…

It’s still the holidays, so I have way more free time than usual, but I’ve managed to read my first…

I’ve decided that 2016 will be the start of my life plan to read all of the Great Books. There have…

We shall now begin proper with the review of Walton’s views of Genesis as delineated in his book The Lost World…

In the next post, I am going to talk about John Walton’s reading of Genesis, as expressed in his books The…