The Confessions of Augustine
Augustine’s Confessions is what I would call truly establishing a genre – that of the personal narrative. Despite being written…
Continue Reading →Augustine’s Confessions is what I would call truly establishing a genre – that of the personal narrative. Despite being written…
Continue Reading →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…
Continue Reading →Mark Henrie’s A Student’s Guide to the Core Curriculum is a book that complements Joseph Schall’s A Student’s Guide to…
Continue Reading →It’s still the holidays, so I have way more free time than usual, but I’ve managed to read my first…
Continue Reading →I’ve decided that 2016 will be the start of my life plan to read all of the Great Books. There have…
Continue Reading →We shall now begin proper with the review of Walton’s views of Genesis as delineated in his book The Lost World…
Continue Reading →In the next post, I am going to talk about John Walton’s reading of Genesis, as expressed in his books The…
Continue Reading →After slogging through it for an entire semester, I finally finished reading Henry James’ monumental novel The Portrait of a Lady.…
Continue Reading →In my last post, I outlined a bit of my personal history, including my fixation on the importance of being…
Continue Reading →I’ve just finished my first semester as a graduate student in physics at Harvard, and it’s been an exhilarating 3…
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