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Homer’s “Odyssey” Is a Gift ~ The Imaginative Conservative

Posted on September 17, 2021 by Dr. Bob Cundiff

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By Winston Elliott The joy of liberal learning is that it opens us to the gifts from we know not where. Liberal learning is a life-long adventure, an odyssey of the mind, and the spirit. It is not meant only to prepare us to… Continue Reading “Homer’s “Odyssey” Is a Gift ~ The Imaginative Conservative”

Category: About Communication, Issues and Answers, Wit and WisdomTags: Classics, Essential, Eva Brann, Featured, Great Books, Homer, Odyssey, W. Winston Elliott III

The Three Great Teachers ~ The Imaginative Conservative: George Stanciu

Posted on June 27, 2021 by Dr. Bob Cundiff

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By George Stanciu — Read on theimaginativeconservative.org/2021/06/three-great-teachers-jesus-socrates-buddha-george-stanciu.html

Category: About Communication, Christianity, Issues and Answers, Wit and WisdomTags: Christianity, George Stanciu, Homer, Plato, Religion, Socrates, St. John's College, Timeless Essays, virtue

Winged Words: Reading & Discussing Great Books ~ The Imaginative Conservative: by Peter Kalkavage

Posted on June 2, 2021 by Dr. Bob Cundiff

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Peter Kalkavage — Read on theimaginativeconservative.org/2021/06/winged-words-reading-discussing-great-books-peter-kalkavage-timeless.html

Category: About Communication, Issues and Answers, Wit and WisdomTags: Aristotle, Dante, Essential, Featured, Great Books, Homer, Humanities, Imagination, Liberal Arts, Liberal Learning, Peter Kalkavage, Plato, St. John's College